Studio components - Historical Metrics components

Description

This article is a sub-section of Studio components - Overview and settings, specific for components in the category Historical Metrics.

This category of components is only visible in the Studio if you have the required modules for Historical data.

Preview

Name

Description

Alarm History

This component shows the history of alarms, with the option to export the alarm history.

Specialized for and limited to data logged in the Alarms data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

Alarm Overview

This component shows the duration or occurrences of alarms.

Specialized for and limited to data logged in the Alarms data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

Show settings

Only settings that may need a bit of explaining are listed.

Setting	Description
View	This sets the default view in the component. Total overview means fully zoomed out. If total overview is not enabled, it will start zoomed in.
Sorting	This sets the default sorting in the component.

Data Export

This component enables users to export raw data.

It exports the data from the time period that is currently being displayed on the page. See the respective support article at the top of this article to set or control the time period.

Limited to data logged with tags or data logged in the Metrics data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Only settings that may need a bit of explaining are listed.

Setting	Description
Tag	Add the tags whose logged data you want to export. If you wish to group tags together per file, for example a separate file per PLC, simply add this component multiple times and add the respective tags to their own component. Tags can only be added individually, not in bulk. However, if you have a large amount of tags, we may be able to help add all tags to the component. Please then contact us by granting us support access at Fleet Manager > Tools and tell us the serial number of the edge gateway, the name of the data source, and on which page you'd like to have the component added.
File name	Enter the export file name. This name is static and will be the same for every download. If this field is empty, the file name will be "export".
File format	Select the preferred file format: .CSV (comma delimited), .CSV (semicolon delimited), or .txt (tab delimited).
Button name	Enter the text to show on the download button. If this field is empty, the button will show "Download".

Data Table

This component shows the raw data in a table format, and also provides the option to export that raw data.

It shows and exports the data from the time period that is currently being displayed on the page. See the respective support article at the top of this article to set or control the time period.

Limited to data logged with tags or data logged in the Metrics data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Only settings that may need a bit of explaining are listed.

Setting

Description

Column

This setting adds a column (tag) to your table. There is no limit to the amount of columns you can add.

Columns can only be added individually, not in bulk. However, if you have a large amount of tags, we may be able to help add all tags to the component. Please then contact us by granting us support access at Fleet Manager > Tools and tell us the serial number of the edge gateway, the name of the data source, and on which page you'd like to have the component added.

Setting

Description

Heading

Enter the column header.

Tag

Select a tag you want to display.

Decimals
(only available for numeric values)

This setting determines the amount of decimals to display. For example, entering "1" will display a logged value of "23.5458" as "23.5" instead. Useful for in remove clutter.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Unit
(only available for numeric values)

This setting shows a unit behind the displayed value (e.g. kg).

If this field is empty, the unit configured at the respective variable at the data source in the Fleet Manager is used automatically instead. If no unit is configured there either, no unit is displayed.

Formula
(only available for numeric values)

This setting changes how a logged value is displayed by applying a formula. For example, entering " * 1.8 + 32 " will multiply it by 1.8 and then add 32. Useful for data transformation, such as converting Celsius to Fahrenheit. It is not possible to add other tags.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

If this field is empty, the factor configured at the respective variable at the data source in the Fleet Manager is used automatically instead. If no factor is configured there either, no factor is applied.

Allowed input
Numbers	Positive, negative, and decimal numbers
Operators	Add: + Subtract: - Multiply: * Divide: / Parentheses to manipulate the order of operations: ( )

Fill in empty cells with previously logged values

Some tags may be logged more often than others. This results in empty cells in the table. To increase the readability of this component, you can enable this setting to fill those cells with the previously logged value. These values will be displayed slightly greyed out, as shown in the preview. If this setting is not enabled, the cells will remain empty.

Allow data export to CSV

This setting shows a download button for users to export the data from the table to a CSV file.

Gauge

This component shows an aggregated value in a gauge format, and also provides the option to apply a custom color-coded scale.

It uses the data from the time period that is currently being displayed on the page. See the respective support article at the top of this article to set or control the time period.

Limited to data logged with tags or data logged in the Metrics data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

Show settings

Only settings that may need a bit of explaining are listed.

Setting

Description

Input

This setting determines which value is displayed.

Setting

Description

Tag

Select the tag you want to display.

Aggregator

This setting determines which value is displayed in the component.

First	Shows the first logged value in the displayed time period.
Last	Shows the last logged value in the displayed time period.
Mode	Shows the value that occurred most often in the displayed time period.
Max	Shows the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Min	Shows the minimum logged value in the displayed time period.
Mean	Shows the average of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Median	Shows the middle logged value in the displayed time period.
Sum	Shows the sum of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Count	Shows the amount of values logged in the displayed time period. If the tag's variable has a factor configured, that factor will not be applied.
Range	Shows the difference between the minimum and the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Difference-Last	Shows the difference between the last value in the currently displayed time period and the last value in the previous time period. If the previous time period does not contain any data, it will automatically check increasingly older time periods until it does find a value. If there is absolutely no previous data, no value can be displayed for the currently displayed time period.

Decimals
(only available for numeric values)

This setting determines the amount of decimals to display. For example, entering "1" will display a logged value of "23.5458" as "23.5" instead. Useful for in remove clutter.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Unit
(only available for numeric values)

This setting shows a unit behind the displayed value (e.g. kg).

Formula
(only available for numeric values)

This setting changes how a logged value is displayed by applying a factor. For example, entering " * 1.8 + 32 " will multiply it by 1.8 and then add 32. Useful for data transformation, such as converting Celsius to Fahrenheit. It is not possible to add other tags.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Allowed input
Numbers	Positive, negative, and decimal numbers
Operators	Add: + Subtract: - Multiply: * Divide: / Parentheses to manipulate the order of operations: ( )

Min

Enter the scale's minimum value.

Max

Enter the scale's maximum value.

Thresholds

This setting determines the (color) scale division. The color of the lower value threshold ends where the higher value threshold begins. The order of thresholds does not matter. If no thresholds are configured, the scale division will be automatic and colorless. Note that the scale's minimum and maximum values are configured at Input.

For example, to create the scale division from the preview image, you create a threshold for value 230 with color orange, then a threshold for value 240 with color yellow, a threshold for value 245 with color green, a threshold for value 252 with color yellow, and one last one for value 260 with color orange.

Setting	Description
Value	Enter the threshold value, the minimum value to exceed.
Label	Enter a short textual description. The label is not displayed outside of the settings menu.
Color	The color is displayed on the scale. The value is also displayed in this color if Use color of threshold for value label is enabled in the component settings. If no color is selected, the scale will be colorless and value black.

Use color of threshold for value label

This setting displays the value in the color of the currently matching threshold.

Line Graph

This component shows aggregated data in a line graph format, and also provides the option to hide lines in the legend for dynamic and improved readability.

It uses the data from the time period that is currently being displayed on the page. See the respective support article at the top of this article to set or control the time period. If Time period controls is enabled, you can also zoom in on your data by click and dragging sideways in the component.

It is important to note that some data, mainly peaks or valleys, may not always be visible in your line graph and also timestamps in tooltips may not always be accurate. This is because the line graph shows aggregated data and not raw data. That is to rapidly display potentially large amounts of data and prevent the issue where there would be more data points than can be displayed on a screen. Functionally, the displayed time period is divided into smaller, not visible, time periods called buckets and per bucket a single data point is displayed. It is recommended to either use a supportive component that does display the raw data when you really need it, like the Data Table component, or to adjust the component settings for your use case. For more in-depth information and tips, see The Line Graph component shows inaccurate timestamps and/or values.

Limited to data logged with tags or data logged in the Metrics data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

Show settings

Only settings that may need a bit of explaining are listed.

Setting

Description

Lines

This setting adds a line (tag) to your table. There is no limit to the amount of lines you can add.

Lines can only be added individually, not in bulk.

Setting

Description

Name

Enter a name for the line.

Color

Select a line color.

Y-axis

Select which Y-axis you want to use for this line, left or right. This is useful to increase the readability of lines with a different order of magnitude.

Tag

Select the tag you want to display.

Aggregator

This setting determines which value is displayed in each bucket⁽¹⁾.

First	Shows the first logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Last	Shows the last logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Mode	Shows the value that occurred most often in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Max	Shows the maximum logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Min	Shows the minimum logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Mean	Shows the average of all the logged values in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Median	Shows the middle logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Sum	Shows the sum of all the logged values in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Count	Shows the amount of values logged in each bucket⁽¹⁾. If the tag's variable has a factor configured, that factor will not be applied.
Range	Shows the difference between the minimum and the maximum logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Difference-Last	Shows the difference between the last value in each bucket⁽¹⁾ and the last value in the previous bucket⁽¹⁾. If the previous bucket does not contain any data, it will automatically check increasingly older buckets until it does find a value. If there is absolutely no previous data, no value can be displayed for this bucket.

Decimals
(only available for numeric values)

This setting determines the amount of decimals to display. For example, entering "1" will display a logged value of "23.5458" as "23.5" instead. Useful for in remove clutter.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Unit
(only available for numeric values)

This setting shows a unit behind the displayed value (e.g. kg).

Formula
(only available for numeric values)

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Allowed input
Numbers	Positive, negative, and decimal numbers
Operators	Add: + Subtract: - Multiply: * Divide: / Parentheses to manipulate the order of operations: ( )

Type

Select the visual line type drawn in-between values.

Line	Displays the line in-between values as a direct, straight line.
Step	Displays the line in-between values as a step line.

Fixed interval

This setting enables you to set a fixed bucket⁽¹⁾ size. If no fixed interval is selected, the component will always show the highest amount of buckets⁽¹⁾ and thus data points.

Left Y-axis

This setting enables you to enter a static minimum and maximum value for the left Y-axis. If nothing is entered, the axis will scale automatically based on the currently displayed lines.

Right Y-axis

This setting enables you to enter a static minimum and maximum value for the right Y-axis. If nothing is entered, the axis will scale automatically based on the currently displayed lines.

Reference lines

This setting enables you to add reference lines to easily compare data in the line graph. A static line will display a fixed horizontal line across the line graph. A dynamic line will display a dynamic horizontal line across the line graph based on the value of a tag. Note that if that tag does not have a value logged in the currently displayed time period, the dynamic reference line cannot be displayed. Make sure the tag you use for the dynamic reference line is logged frequently.

Legend

The setting enables you to show or hide the legend. The legend not only provides information about the lines, but also enables you to hide and show lines for increased readability.

Tooltip

The setting Augment with previously logged values makes the tooltip also display data from tags that do not have a value at that point in the graph. It will then show the most recently logged value for those tags. This is useful to increase the tooltip readability if your tags are logged at a different interval or at different times.

Allow data export to CSV

This setting enables the option to export data from the line graph. This will export the aggregated data, not the raw data. For more information, see Export your data.

(1) Bucket: The displayed time period is divided into smaller, not visible, time periods called buckets and per bucket a single data point is displayed. See the component description for more information.

Multiple Status

This component shows a human readable translation (status) of multiple tags in a single clear overview, and also provides the option to add color rules and icons for increased visibility.

It uses the data from the time period that is currently being displayed on the page. See the respective support article at the top of this article to set or control the time period.

Limited to data logged with tags or data logged in the Metrics data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Only settings that may need a bit of explaining are listed.

Setting

Description

Row

This setting adds a row (tag) to your component. There is no limit to the amount of rows you can add.

Rows can only be added individually, not in bulk.

Setting

Description

Label

Enter a name for the row.

Tag

Select the tag you want to use.

Aggregator

This setting determines which value is used in the color rules.

First	Uses the first logged value in the displayed time period.
Last	Uses the last logged value in the displayed time period.
Mode	Uses the value that occurred most often in the displayed time period.
Max	Uses the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Min	Uses the minimum logged value in the displayed time period.
Mean	Uses the average of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Median	Uses the middle logged value in the displayed time period.
Sum	Uses the sum of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Count	Uses the amount of values logged in the displayed time period. If the tag's variable has a factor configured, that factor will not be applied.
Range	Uses the difference between the minimum and the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Difference-Last	Shows the difference between the last value in the currently displayed time period and the last value in the previous time period. If the previous time period does not contain any data, it will automatically check increasingly older time periods until it does find a value. If there is absolutely no previous data, no value can be displayed for the currently displayed time period.

Decimals
(only available for numeric values)

This setting determines the amount of decimals to use. For example, entering "1" will use a logged value of "23.5458" as "23.5" instead.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is used in this specific component.

Unit
(only available for numeric values)

This setting is not used in this component.

Formula
(only available for numeric values)

This setting changes how a logged value is used by applying a factor. For example, entering " * 1.8 + 32 " will multiply it by 1.8 and then add 32. Useful for data transformation, such as converting Celsius to Fahrenheit. It is not possible to add other tags.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is used in this specific component.

Allowed input
Numbers	Positive, negative, and decimal numbers
Operators	Add: + Subtract: - Multiply: * Divide: / Parentheses to manipulate the order of operations: ( )

Color rules

This setting contains both the human readable translations (status) as well as colors and icons. The order of the rules matters. The first rule that matches, starting at the top going down, will be applied. Movecolor rules to achieve the desired result.

For example, using the preview image, if the machine state is "2" and the color rules, from top to bottom, are "Green if value greater than 0" and "Red if value equal to 2", then the machine state would have been colored green instead of red, because that would have been the first matching rule starting at the top.

Setting	Description
Color	Select a color for this rule.
Icon	This setting adds an icon in front of the label.
Threshold color usage	Select whether the color should be applied to the label or the background.
Label	Enter the human readable translation (status) to display.
Operator	This is the first part of the rule condition.
Value	This is the second part of the rule condition.

Multiple values

This component shows aggregated values of multiple tags in a single clear overview, and also provides the option to add color rules for increased visibility.

It uses the data from the time period that is currently being displayed on the page. See the respective support article at the top of this article to set or control the time period.

Limited to data logged with tags or data logged in the Metrics data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Setting

Description

Row

This setting adds a row (tag) to your component. There is no limit to the amount of rows you can add.

Rows can only be added individually, not in bulk.

Setting

Description

Label

Enter a name for the row.

Tag

Select the tag you want to use.

Aggregator

This setting determines which value is used in the color rules and displayed in the component.

First	Uses the first logged value in the displayed time period.
Last	Uses the last logged value in the displayed time period.
Mode	Uses the value that occurred most often in the displayed time period.
Max	Uses the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Min	Uses the minimum logged value in the displayed time period.
Mean	Uses the average of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Median	Uses the middle logged value in the displayed time period.
Sum	Uses the sum of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Count	Uses the amount of values logged in the displayed time period. If the tag's variable has a factor configured, that factor will not be applied.
Range	Uses the difference between the minimum and the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Difference-Last	Shows the difference between the last value in the currently displayed time period and the last value in the previous time period. If the previous time period does not contain any data, it will automatically check increasingly older time periods until it does find a value. If there is absolutely no previous data, no value can be displayed for the currently displayed time period.

Decimals
(only available for numeric values)

This setting determines the amount of decimals to display. For example, entering "1" will display a logged value of "23.5458" as "23.5" instead. Useful for in remove clutter.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Unit
(only available for numeric values)

This setting shows a unit behind the displayed value (e.g. kg).

Formula
(only available for numeric values)

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is used in this specific component.

Allowed input
Numbers	Positive, negative, and decimal numbers
Operators	Add: + Subtract: - Multiply: * Divide: / Parentheses to manipulate the order of operations: ( )

Color rules

This setting contains rules to change the color of the label or background. The order of the rules matters. The first rule that matches, starting at the top going down, will be applied. Movecolor rules to achieve the desired result.

Setting	Description
Color	Select a color for this rule.
Threshold color usage	Select whether the color should be applied to the label or the background.
Operator	This is the first part of the rule condition.
Value	This is the second part of the rule condition.

Period Barchart

This component shows aggregated data per interval (e.g. day) in a bar chart format, and also provides the option to hide bars in the legend for dynamic and improved readability.

Limited to data logged with tags or data logged in the Metrics data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Setting

Description

Bar

This setting adds a bar (tag) to your component. There is no limit to the amount of bars you can add.

Bars can only be added individually, not in bulk.

Setting

Description

Label

Enter a name for the bar.

Color

Select a bar color.

Aggregator

This setting determines which value is displayed in each interval.

First	Shows the first logged value in each interval.
Last	Shows the last logged value in each interval.
Mode	Shows the value that occurred most often in each interval.
Max	Shows the maximum logged value in each interval.
Min	Shows the minimum logged value in each interval.
Mean	Shows the average of all the logged values in each interval.
Median	Shows the middle logged value in each interval.
Sum	Shows the sum of all the logged values in each interval.
Count	Shows the amount of values logged in each interval. If the tag's variable has a factor configured, that factor will not be applied.
Range	Shows the difference between the minimum and the maximum logged value in each interval.
Difference-Last	Shows the difference between the last value in each interval and the last value in the previous interval. If the previous interval does not contain any data, it will automatically check increasingly older intervals until it does find a value. If there is absolutely no previous data, no value can be displayed for the currently displayed time interval.

Decimals
(only available for numeric values)

This setting determines the amount of decimals to display. For example, entering "1" will display a logged value of "23.5458" as "23.5" instead. Useful for in remove clutter.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Unit
(only available for numeric values)

This setting shows a unit behind the displayed value (e.g. kg).

Formula
(only available for numeric values)

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is used in this specific component.

Allowed input
Numbers	Positive, negative, and decimal numbers
Operators	Add: + Subtract: - Multiply: * Divide: / Parentheses to manipulate the order of operations: ( )

Interval

This setting determines how the currently displayed time period is split into sub-periods. The default interval "Best fit" will dynamically change the interval based on the time period that you are currently showing on the page. Zoomed in it may show a bar per hour, while zoomed out it may show a bar per day or week.

Style

Select the bar style.

Y-axis

This setting enables you to enter a static minimum and maximum value for the Y-axis. If nothing is entered, the axis will scale automatically based on the currently displayed values.

Reference lines

This setting enables you to add reference lines to easily compare data in the bar chart. A static line will display a fixed horizontal line across the bar chart. A dynamic line will display a dynamic horizontal line across the bar chart based on the value of a tag. Note that if that tag does not have a value logged in the currently displayed time period, the dynamic reference line cannot be displayed. Make sure the tag you use for the dynamic reference line is logged frequently.

Legend

The setting enables you to show or hide the legend. The legend not only provides information about the bars, but also enables you to hide and show bars for increased readability.

Allow data export to CSV

This setting enables the option to export data from the bar chart. This will export the aggregated data, not the raw data. For more information, see Export your data.

Settings Tracking

This component shows various information about machine settings. Tip: Click on Details to see a setting's historical values.

Setting values are stored at the (sub-)asset. In the component, values from lower sub-assets are also displayed. Values from higher up (sub-)assets are not.

Specialized for and limited to data logged in the Settings data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

Single Value

This component shows an aggregated value, and also provides the option to add color rules for increased visibility.

It uses the data from the time period that is currently being displayed on the page. See the respective support article at the top of this article to set or control the time period.

Limited to data logged with tags or data logged in the Metrics data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Only settings that may need a bit of explaining are listed.

Setting

Description

Input

This setting determines which value is displayed.

Setting

Description

Tag

Select the tag you want to display.

Aggregator

This setting determines which value is displayed in the component.

First	Shows the first logged value in the displayed time period.
Last	Shows the last logged value in the displayed time period.
Mode	Shows the value that occurred most often in the displayed time period.
Max	Shows the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Min	Shows the minimum logged value in the displayed time period.
Mean	Shows the average of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Median	Shows the middle logged value in the displayed time period.
Sum	Shows the sum of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Count	Shows the amount of values logged in the displayed time period. If the tag's variable has a factor configured, that factor will not be applied.
Range	Shows the difference between the minimum and the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Difference-Last	Shows the difference between the last value in the currently displayed time period and the last value in the previous time period. If the previous time period does not contain any data, it will automatically check increasingly older time periods until it does find a value. If there is absolutely no previous data, no value can be displayed for the currently displayed time period.

Decimals
(only available for numeric values)

This setting determines the amount of decimals to display. For example, entering "1" will display a logged value of "23.5458" as "23.5" instead. Useful for in remove clutter.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Unit
(only available for numeric values)

This setting shows a unit behind the displayed value (e.g. kg).

Formula
(only available for numeric values)

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Allowed input
Numbers	Positive, negative, and decimal numbers
Operators	Add: + Subtract: - Multiply: * Divide: / Parentheses to manipulate the order of operations: ( )

Color rules

Setting	Description
Color	Select a color for this rule.
Threshold color usage	Select whether the color should be applied to the label or the background.
Operator	This is the first part of the rule condition.
Value	This is the second part of the rule condition.

Style

Select the font size. The default size "Automatic" will automatically scale the font size based on the component size.

State Analysis

This component shows the duration or occurrences of machine states.

Specialized for and limited to data logged in the States data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Setting

Description

Input

This setting determines which data is displayed.

If you are unable to select anything as input, make sure that you have selected the correct asset (and sub-asset if relevant) as the preview device in the top left. The (sub-)asset needs to have log items in the States data category.

Type

This setting determines what information about the data is displayed. Either duration, in time, or occurrences, in absolute and relative amounts.

State Timeline

This component shows a timeline of machine states.

Specialized for and limited to data logged in the States data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Setting

Description

Input

This setting determines which data is displayed.

Status

This component shows a human readable translation (status).

It uses the data from the time period that is currently being displayed on the page. See the respective support article at the top of this article to set or control the time period.

Limited to data logged with tags or data logged in the Metrics data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Setting

Description

Input

This setting determines which value is displayed.

Setting

Description

Tag

Select the tag you want to display.

Aggregator

This setting determines which value is displayed in the component.

First	Shows the first logged value in the displayed time period.
Last	Shows the last logged value in the displayed time period.
Mode	Shows the value that occurred most often in the displayed time period.
Max	Shows the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Min	Shows the minimum logged value in the displayed time period.
Mean	Shows the average of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Median	Shows the middle logged value in the displayed time period.
Sum	Shows the sum of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Count	Shows the amount of values logged in the displayed time period. If the tag's variable has a factor configured, that factor will not be applied.
Range	Shows the difference between the minimum and the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Difference-Last	Shows the difference between the last value in the currently displayed time period and the last value in the previous time period. If the previous time period does not contain any data, it will automatically check increasingly older time periods until it does find a value. If there is absolutely no previous data, no value can be displayed for the currently displayed time period.

Decimals
(only available for numeric values)

This setting determines the amount of decimals to use. For example, entering "1" will use a logged value of "23.5458" as "23.5" instead.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is used in this specific component.

Unit
(only available for numeric values)

This setting is not used in this component.

Formula
(only available for numeric values)

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Allowed input
Numbers	Positive, negative, and decimal numbers
Operators	Add: + Subtract: - Multiply: * Divide: / Parentheses to manipulate the order of operations: ( )

Rules

Setting	Description
Color	Select a color for this rule.
Threshold color usage	Select whether the color should be applied to the label or the background.
Operator	This is the first part of the rule condition.
Value	This is the second part of the rule condition.

Style

Select the font size. The default size "Automatic" will automatically scale the font size based on the component size.

Statusbar

This component shows a human readable translation (status) in a horizontal bar format.

It is important to note that some data, mainly outliers and very short periods of values, may not always be visible in your status bar and also timestamps in tooltips may not always be accurate. This is because the status bar shows aggregated data and not raw data. That is to rapidly display potentially large amounts of data and prevent the issue where there would be more data points than can be displayed on a screen. Functionally, the displayed time period is divided into smaller, not visible, time periods called buckets and per bucket a single data point is used. It is recommended to either use a supportive component that does display the raw data when you really need it, like the Data Table component, or to adjust the component settings for your use case. For more in-depth information and tips, see The statusbar doesn't show all values unless you zoom in.

Limited to data logged with tags or data logged in the Metrics data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Setting

Description

Input

This setting determines which value is displayed.

Setting

Description

Tag

Select the tag you want to display.

Aggregator

This setting determines which value is displayed in each bucket⁽¹⁾.

First	Shows the first logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Last	Shows the last logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Mode	Shows the value that occurred most often in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Max	Shows the maximum logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Min	Shows the minimum logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Mean	Shows the average of all the logged values in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Median	Shows the middle logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Sum	Shows the sum of all the logged values in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Count	Shows the amount of values logged in each bucket⁽¹⁾. If the tag's variable has a factor configured, that factor will not be applied.
Range	Shows the difference between the minimum and the maximum logged value in each bucket⁽¹⁾.
Difference-Last	Shows the difference between the last value in each each bucket⁽¹⁾ and the last value in the previous each bucket⁽¹⁾. If the previous bucket does not contain any data, it will automatically check increasingly older buckets until it does find a value. If there is absolutely no previous data, no value can be displayed for this bucket.

Decimals
(only available for numeric values)

This setting determines the amount of decimals to use. For example, entering "1" will use a logged value of "23.5458" as "23.5" instead.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is used in this specific component.

Unit
(only available for numeric values)

This setting is not used in this component.

Formula
(only available for numeric values)

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Allowed input
Numbers	Positive, negative, and decimal numbers
Operators	Add: + Subtract: - Multiply: * Divide: / Parentheses to manipulate the order of operations: ( )

Rules

This setting contains the human readable translations (status). The order of the rules matters. The first rule that matches, starting at the top going down, will be applied. Movecolor rules to achieve the desired result.

Setting	Description
Color	Select a color for this rule.
Name	Enter a name for the row.
Operator	This is the first part of the rule condition.
Value	This is the second part of the rule condition.

Legend

The setting enables you to show or hide the legend. The legend not only provides information about the bars, but also enables you to hide and show bars for increased readability.

Allow data export to CSV

This setting enables the option to export data from the line graph. This will export the aggregated data, not the raw data. For more information, see Export your data.

X-axis alignment

This setting enables you to visually align the content with that of other components, like the line graph, for easier comparison of data.

Tank

This component shows an aggregated value in a water tank format, and also provides the option to apply custom color rules.

It uses the data from the time period that is currently being displayed on the page. See the respective support article at the top of this article to set or control the time period.

Limited to data logged with tags or data logged in the Metrics data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Only settings that may need a bit of explaining are listed.

Setting

Description

Input

This setting determines which value is displayed.

Setting

Description

Tag

Select the tag you want to display.

Aggregator

This setting determines which value is displayed in the component.

First	Shows the first logged value in the displayed time period.
Last	Shows the last logged value in the displayed time period.
Mode	Shows the value that occurred most often in the displayed time period.
Max	Shows the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Min	Shows the minimum logged value in the displayed time period.
Mean	Shows the average of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Median	Shows the middle logged value in the displayed time period.
Sum	Shows the sum of all the logged values in the displayed time period.
Count	Shows the amount of values logged in the displayed time period. If the tag's variable has a factor configured, that factor will not be applied.
Range	Shows the difference between the minimum and the maximum logged value in the displayed time period.
Difference-Last	Shows the difference between the last value in the currently displayed time period and the last value in the previous time period. If the previous time period does not contain any data, it will automatically check increasingly older time periods until it does find a value. If there is absolutely no previous data, no value can be displayed for the currently displayed time period.

Decimals
(only available for numeric values)

This setting determines the amount of decimals to display. For example, entering "1" will display a logged value of "23.5458" as "23.5" instead. Useful for in remove clutter.

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Unit
(only available for numeric values)

This setting shows a unit behind the displayed value (e.g. kg).

Formula
(only available for numeric values)

This does not change the logged value itself, only how it is displayed in this specific component.

Allowed input
Numbers	Positive, negative, and decimal numbers
Operators	Add: + Subtract: - Multiply: * Divide: / Parentheses to manipulate the order of operations: ( )

Min

Enter the tank's minimum value.

Max

Enter the tank's maximum value.

Thresholds

This setting determines the color of the liquid in the tank. The order of thresholds does not matter. The highest threshold that matches will be applied. If no thresholds are configured, the color will be grey. Note that the scale's minimum and maximum values are configured at Input.

Setting	Description
Value	Enter the threshold value, the minimum value to exceed.
Label	Enter a short textual description. The label is not displayed outside of the settings menu.
Color	The color of the liquid in the tank. If no color is selected, it will be black.

Wear & Tear

This component shows the current value, progress, and expected date on which the wear counters will reach their limit.

Specialized for and limited to data logged in the Wear Counters data category. For more information, see Categorize machine data with data categories.

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Studio components - Historical Metrics components

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