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.

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.

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

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.

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)

Example:
Calc1 = a * b
Calc2 = Calc1 + c

Please

Provide a (de)select all button in ad hoc workspace (trends) , Also please provide a delete selected items.

Kind regards

In the PI Vision ad hoc workspace, the colors of the traces in the ad hoc trends should match the colors that they were in the display they came from, instead of being randomly assigned a new color when they are added.

Users can easily make a plot of a process value as a function of time. It may be useful to know how that process value changes with time, so users would benefit from having an easy way to analyze the slope (derivative) of a process value as a function of time.

At the moment it is just possible to move a trend curser with the mouse. But hitting a certain point in a trend would be much easier by moving the trend course with the arrow keys of the keyboard.

Add search to ad hoc workspace so that attributes and tags can be added directly from search to the ad hoc trend.

Allow direct access to the ad hoc workspace so that users investigating an issue don't have to open a display or create a new display to get there.

There is a useful function in PI Processbook called show details and annotations. which can show the time-serised data in a window for a tag in trend. Also I can see which two data point is used to calculate the value I point at.

Right now you can have multiple scales but for all but one scale only the min and max value are displayed on the trend. Would be helpful to have incremental scale values for all scales displayed at the left of the trend. For example in the attached image the orange scale you only see the min and max value whereas for the blue scale you see multiple values.

We would like the possibility of configuring more than 2 most recent points in XY plots to better understand the trend of equipment readings in the past. A better comparison can be made with recent points with different colors and more data in the graph.

Option to export data to a PI DataLink sheet configured with connection info so that you can jump into further analysis in a spreadsheet.

Allow users to remove the limitation on the number of events PI Vision allows for asset based Ad Hoc Calculations.

Ability to show values in an adhoc trend at the pen line rather than at the top. When comparing a large number of data items it is hard to distinguish the different values when they are all listed at the top of the trend