Support for a dynamic symbol to display SQC data.

Be able to compare attributes from multiple similar events against each other in the events table symbol.

User Story: As a process engineer, Lalit wants to compare attributes from similar events to one another in a table and sort by the columns of the table SO THAT he can use the attribute values to compare the events to one another.

I have summarized energy data for kWh consumption by day for buildings and plant that is written at specific end of shift day week points.

I'd like to be able to have this display as a stacked bar where the various plant consumption components are shown as a proportion of the bar and the height of the bar is the sum of the components.

Classic stacked bar chart.

Wrap long string values (word wrap) in a table so the entire text can appear on the display.

Support trace markers on a trend like in ProcessBook

Change graphics based on a tag value. For example enhance the multistate functionality so that is it possible to make a symbol visible when a tag/attribute value is equal to 1 and invisible when equal to 0 (or another condition).

Allow specifying plot titles for trend symbols, similar to how ProcessBook allows specifying a plot name.

Have a histogram symbol that shows a graphical representation of the distribution of numerical data.

The user would like to have control over the tooltip configuration of the PI Vision symbol. For instance, he would like to show the tag of a PI Point data reference when hovering over a single value from an attribute.

In multistate, we are able to change background color.
Customer would like to see how to change text (letters, words) colors

Hi!
It would be great if the table object would be configured to handle multistate.
Each attribute in the table should be possible to configure to multistate.

Even better if it some how could be configured from AF, so that you would have a template in AF that are associated with a version of the table object.
In that case when you pick a attribute thats associated with a template then everything is configured to the corresponding table object.

When creating a collection, would like to sort the collection by a specific attribute value (what is shown in the collection).  For example, a collection of tanks showing percent full.  Would like to sort collection by percent full, to show the most full tanks at the top of the collection.  The Asset Comparision table has this functionality.

The customer would like to have the possibility to change the format of text in  a table symbol for example (edit the policy, font, size, aligning a text, etc.).

Show wind direction and wind speed in a compass like radial gauge.

As a PI Vision user, it would be helpful to have a ToolTip showing the hyperlink when a Navigation Link is added to an object or symbol. Right now, this only occurs with a Text symbol, but it would be helpful to have this for other symbols, such as a shape or image.

Support zone configuration on gauges so that the user has an indication of whether the attribute is in a good or bad state. 

If an attribute has limits defined for it in PI AF (LO, LOLO, HI, HIHI), the gauge should default to the limits by default.

It would be nice to have a possibility to Display AF Array Attribute Values within PI Vision. At the Moment we try to Display the results of a SQL table lookup with one or more results in PI Vision. Due to the dynamic amount of results, it is not possible to use one Attribut per result.

Be able to compare multiple assets against each other using an XY plot.

User Story: As a process engineer, Lalit wants to compare data from multiple assets against each other on the same XY Plot SO THAT he can compare the performance of each asset’s production.

Each asset’s data is shown in a different color.
The production start time for each asset is captured by an event (EF).

Plot for Events (EFs) or Batches are on the x-axis and process value is on the Y axis.

This might be another variant of a SQC Plot but based on batches/events (in time order) rather than strictly by time.