Plotting several trends from sensor data that have different units (or scale)The GraphBuilder can be used to visualize sensor data as Y's and a DateTime as X to make trends.
However, when Y's have different units or scales, the only way is to standardize the columns and plot them all together.
An axis option that allows this visualization without having to transform the columns will be very powerful.
See how it is done in historians here:
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Re: Plotting several trends from sensor data that have different units (or scale)FYI @markschahl, the hairline idea is submitted here: Multiple plot and variable crosshairs or new hairline tool
Re: Plotting several trends from sensor data that have different units (or scale)So, I typically put each variable in its own lane (separate y against common x) to get around the scaling problem. However, it would be nice if the crosshairs tool gave the y-values for all the y-variables on the plot. What is shown above is a very common thing that those of us that work with time-series sensor data do: we want to know all of the y-values at a given x-value and for other x-values.
