Creating a base display template from which other PI Vision display templates could be derived could save a lot of time and keep standardized displays updated with corporate standards.

When putting scale labels outside the chart and left aligning the charts the axis does not line up if the labels are significantly different in significant digits.

This is especially obvious in collections.

Ability to change the label of the target indicator (Target Limit) on a PI Vision display, instead of "Target" be able to configure another word such as "Meta" or any other word for example. Get name of the Limit attribute instead of the Trait

When browsing assets with more than 1 page of assets found, you have to scroll to the bottom to move to next page, it would be handy to have page navigation arrows at top and bottom of asset list

Have a detachable asset menu so that when designing a full screen layouts, you can have asset menu/events/graphics in a window on a second monitor

As an addition to the feedback item "Symbol Properties: Set exact symbol size in pixels", it would be really useful to be able to set the exact position of symbols. This would make it a lot faster to line up symbols with each other.

The option to align left/middle/right or distribute horizontally/vertically helps somewhat, but often fails to do exactly what is needed. Being able to directly enter the position would alleviate that problem and make authoring Displays a lot faster and less frustrating.

e.g. AD Groups which should have only access on displays not on creating. At the moment all users have the ability to create displays allthough displays cant be saved.

Request: Be able to edit data charts formatting.

We can currently change a background or foreground color, but cannot change text color for axis, or choose to have no axis labels. Custom Axis names are not available either. Granted, this can be done if you import data into excel, but excel is not live data, which is what makes pi great.

Often work has been done on a PI Vision display (with a known/published URL) only to realise you were not the owner when hitting the "save" button. A prompt when editing starts, or keeping the save button in the "inactive" state if not the display owner would help prevent this re-work.

When migrating displays from one environment to another using the Vision display utility there is no guarantee the ID will remain the same in the destination environment. Since Vision displays can only be linked to via ID, all links in both Vision and ProcessBook files would need to change. This significantly complicates the migration process and makes it very error-prone.

The ability to create PI Vision displays with symbols (value, gauge, table) that display data at different timestamps or over different time ranges.

Would like an API to programmatically create PI Vision displays.

A way to set the maximum size of a display, with the number of pixels or inches/centimeters, or even its size based on a common screen display would be really helpful.

It is not possible to add a new element to a group already defined without ungrouping it and then grouping all elements together.

As a PI Vision user, I would like to add multistates to my display's symbols that depend on conditions of multiple data items. For example, when the pump status tag has a value of "Active" and the pump flowrate tag has a value less than 10, turn the value symbol red.

It would be very beneficial to be able to export the attributes/tags with some simplified symbol column (so you could tell which was which in large displays) in order to update displays as your AF Hierarchy or AF Templates mature.This would also help with many other aspects of building consistent PI Vision displays.
Another aspect of this might include the multistate associated with the symbol.

Add keyboard shortcuts for resizing objects (e.g., embedded images). In PowerPoint, for example, you can resize shapes by holding Shift (or Shift+Ctrl) and using the arrow keys.

In PI Vision, add ability to change size of multiple symbols at the same time.