Have the ability to support multiple time ranges for trends on a display.  For example a trend might be configured as showing the last 8 hours, another one as the last 7 days, and another one the last month.

When adding multiple cursors to a trend, have a way to show the statistics (delta/min/max/avg/duration) between the two cursors so that a user can easily understand what happens during the cursor times.

Similar to the timebar in Coresight 2.x, add the ability for a user to finely control time using a slider and increase or decrease the time duration using the slider.

Be able to go back in history and "replay" what happened while looking at a display.

Also potentially integrate this with event frames, i.e. the ability to replay what happened leading up to an event, during event, and after an event.

As a process engineer, I would like to be able to control the data frequency (minute, hour, etc.) of how much data is exported for my time range rather than a fixed number of data points SO THAT the data that I export can actually be used for some analysis rather than data that is too sparse to be used.

The visualisation of the questionable flag on trends. We map ‘suspect’ SCADA quality to the questionable flag, and it is very useful visualising this on trends as it indicates an issue, and the data on the trend can be held in question

Configure properties of Ad Hoc trends using URL parameters. For example, add "&backgroundcolor=white" or "&multiplescales" and other parameters to set Trend properties that are otherwise only set by selecting "Format Trend".

Add ad-hoc display function by right click or click created button in PI Vision

Testing Coresight 2016. After searching for all the elements I want to display on one graph, I want to be able to select the attributes I want to display. Currently, can only drag all the elements onto the display, which creates a trend with all the elements and all their attributes.

I would like to be able to select the elements I want, then drag an attribute from the Attributes section and have it create a trend of all the selected elements with the selected attribute or even multiple attributes.

(Asset Comparison Trend/Display)

As a process engineer, I should be able to manipulate trend scales by dragging the top or bottom of the y axis so that I can align curves and similar patterns of data for comparison.

Have the ability to create a display of trends organized in a configurable matrix (1x1, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, 2x4, etc.). The sizing of the trends on the display would be automatically sized by the Coresight application to auto-fit the screen and minimize white space.

A key point here is to make sure the trend area has the same width so comparison across trends is easy.

When creating an ad hoc trend/display have it be in the same display window that authored it.

As a maintenance operator, I want the ability to select a symbol in PI Vision (symbol, image. e) and have a Related Attributes pane show other attributes that belong to the same element. This would allow me to quickly drag the attributes from that pane onto a trend and observe how my asset behaved over time

In PI Vision, only 3,600 values can be exported from a display as CSV and XML. It would be great to be able to increase this limit.

Would like to have more functions to play around with a trend in Vision.
Instead of drawing a box, it will be nice to have functionality like fixing in the middle and drag left or right to adjust the width of x axis while keeping the y axis range the same to zoom in on the time range of a trend.

Double-clicking on a XY Plot trend creates a popup time-series trend with all points instead of zooming XY Plot. It should maximize the XY plot to create a full screen popup XY Plot instead.

Also, it should be possible to have XY plot in the ad hoc workspace.

A display that is in kiosk mode no longer has the option to export data to an XML file. Adding this feature would be useful whenever the vision display is embedded in another website.

Have a way to see the source PI interface somewhere on the display for monitoring and troubleshooting reasons. For example, if there's a flat line on the data.