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P2 Explorer 4.4 reinvents P2 Explorer into a prime data visualization tool<\/strong>. It uses new technologies to support cross-browser<\/strong> compatibility and new, sleeker visualizations. Content is key, allowing you to zoom in on and diagnose problem areas<\/strong>, so they can be addressed quickly and effectively.<\/p>\n In P2 Explorer 4.4, elements on a page can interact with other elements on the same page to drive dynamic, information-rich displays<\/strong>, while cross-referencing of data enables further comparison and analysis of related information. An approvals<\/strong> process also allows anyone to submit their own displays for publishing to a wider audience within the organisation.<\/p>\n What sets this version apart from previous releases is the focus on usability<\/strong>. The new data selector makes data-driven pages easier to design, and a set of predefined styles for selected components significantly improves the ability to customise displays.<\/p>\n Release 4.4.6 of P2 Explorer includes new features and enhancements for the Trend, the Studio editor and for component behaviour on Pages.<\/p>\n Note: P2 Server 4.4.6 is a prerequisite for P2 Explorer 4.4.6.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n The trend has had updates to the way in which its Y-Axes are displayed. There are also several updates to the Trace Table in this release. These features allow you to control how your trace lines are plotted against the vertical (Y) axes.<\/p>\n The Trace Table has been updated to include more information, with added functionality.<\/p>\n The separate Left Axis and Right Axis trace tables have been combined into a single, wider Trace Table, with the left and right axes (L<\/strong> and R<\/strong>) now selected by a toggle button, under the Axis<\/strong> column.<\/p>\n The Trace Table now includes a Value<\/strong> column, showing the values for the respective items in the trace. If the trend has hairlines, then this is the current value from the latest hairline that was added or moved; otherwise, it is the current value from the end-time of the selected time range for the trend.<\/p>\n \u2018Min\u2019<\/strong> and \u2018Max\u2019<\/strong> columns have been renamed to \u2018Display Min\u2019<\/strong> and \u2018Display Max\u2019<\/strong> columns, respectively.<\/p>\n There are several new features in this release that contribute to the way the Left and Right Y-Axis ranges are calculated and displayed, and how the different trace lines are plotted against them.<\/p>\n Minimum and maximum display values for items in the trace table can now be edited, and saved with the trend.<\/p>\n Select Separate from the Y-Axis drop-down list, then edit individual Display Min and Display Max values in the Trace Table.<\/p>\n Note<\/strong> that this does not<\/strong> alter the tag's stored minimum and maximum.<\/p>\n In previous releases, all trace items with a Left Y-Axis were plotted against a single Left Y-Axis, while all trace items with a Right Y-Axis were plotted against a single Right Y-Axis.<\/p>\n In this release, you have the option of plotting each trace item against its own axis (Left or Right). Note<\/strong> that there is still only one rendered Y-Axis for Left, and one for Right.<\/p>\n Separate<\/strong><\/p>\n If you want each trace to be plotted against its own axis, select Separate<\/strong> from the Y-Axis<\/strong> drop-down list.<\/p>\n Note how the selected Left Y-Axis item is used in the Y-Axis, using the same colour<\/p><\/div>\n Selecting the Left and Right Y-Axes from the Trace Table<\/strong><\/p>\n You can control the rendered Left and Right Y-Axes by clicking on one of each of these. If there are no selections, the first of each (Left\/Right) is rendered.<\/p>\n Each Y-Axis (Left\/Right) is rendered in the colours of its selected item.<\/p>\n 1: Separate Y-Axis option selected; 2: Selected Left Y-Axis item; 3: Selected Right Y-Axis Item; Note how the Left Y-Axis (4) is rendered in dark orange, the same colour as the selected Left Y-Axis item (2).<\/p><\/div>\n Shared<\/strong><\/p>\n If you select Shared<\/strong> from the Y-Axis<\/strong> drop-down list, then all traces on the Left Y-Axis (L) are plotted against a single, shared Left Y-Axis, while all traces on the Right Y-Axis (R) are plotted against a single, shared Right Y-Axis.<\/p>\n When there is a shared Y-Axis, the Left Y-Axis and the Right Y-Axis are both rendered in black.<\/p><\/div>\n Auto Range is a fast way for you to reset your display minimum and maximum values, so that all of your trace data points are visible on the trend.<\/p>\n Auto Range<\/strong> is only available when Y-Axis<\/strong> is selected as Separate.<\/strong><\/p>\n Auto Range calculates a new display minimum and display maximum for each item, based on the individual items\u2019 data values for the selected time range, and plots the separate trends using the new minimums and maximums.<\/p>\n Note that shared<\/strong> traces (where Y-Axis<\/strong> is set to Shared)<\/strong> have the Y-Range automatically set using data values from all of the trace items.<\/p>\nTrend Enhancements<\/h2>\n
Trace Table Layout and Column Change<\/h3>\n
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Manual Adjustments to Display Minimums and Maximums<\/h4>\n
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