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Need Timestamps for Minimum and Maximum values in Table

Similar to tables in Word / PowerPoint, support several different styling options for tables. Additionally, support the ability for a user to style a table exactly how they want it (with background fill colors, text colors, etc.).

The customer would like to see when hovering on an attribute that shows calculated data which is the expression that gives that output.

Something similar of what you see PSE (image attached)

They have users requesting for it, they would not like to have to give access to the users to see this information in PI Vision.

They would like to know if the analysis expression has the correct functions and variables.

in some of our processes, we have pressure close to vacuum. in this case we need a logarithmic scale. until now, it's not possible to configure PI Vision trends with a logarithmic scale.

As a PI Vision user, I want to view a table of data from an ODBC data source on a display alongside my PI data so that I can see related information from other systems of record.

Vertical trends in PI Vision

I need a more flexible table tool where I can decide exactly what goes in each cell. They could come from related attributes or from PI tags, and each box in the table shows something separate.  Here is a screen shot of what I would like, but currently have had to create by brute force in ProcessBook.

Symbols in PIVision for displaying load duration curves based on PItags.

I have created two PI vision symbols for LDC with using extensibility. (I have modified the xy-plot symbol).
The first one creates LDCs for each series dropped on to chart. Different periods are set using the custom dates feature.

The second one creates LDCs for the same PItag where the periods of data is given by a PItag (ie the Pitag holds maintenance dates).

I will provide my code to OSIsoft on request.

Wikipedia gives this definition of LDC: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load_duration_curve
Search Duration Curve on google for more results.

The X axis is time based. Event Frames are “stacked” on the Y axis with the length of each determined by the event duration.

As a display author, I would like to configure where the shading of the gauge/bar starts (min, max, target, or a custom value) so that I can easily track the value's deviation from a certain target.

I want to be able to do a polar plot! We have the need to monitor deformation in the stator of a hydro turbine. The you can see if the stator is oval.
The time-series data behind must have an configurable time space.
Start time, period.

After PI Coresight upgrade, average vales are not available in trends. It is only available in Table format. Appreciate if you could re-instate the average valve lines in trend.

Currently the y-axis options are Auto, Database, and Custom. The problem with Database and Custom is that they are static and fail to capture unusual events outside the normal expected range. The problem with Auto is that during normal operating times it tends to zoom too far in, thus highlighting some normal fluctuations. A combination of Custom/Database and Auto would be very useful. Allowing the axis to expand during the unusual time frames but then restricted it to only shrink back to the Custom/Database settings. Thus preserving the original context.

Adding / Configuring the Marker Size/Format in XY Plot.
Having a lot of markers in the XY plot the point cloud gets unusable because of Marker Size is to big
So either definition of own smaller Marker ( hair cross - single pixel ...) or an option to change marker size would Help

As a PI Vision user, when analyzing trends I would like to see the exact archive or interpolated value for Trend data items when I place a cursor. Currently the Trend data set is used to interpolate an approximate value.

In trends give the user the option of disabling the connecting lines so that markers representing only the archived or calculated values are shown as a scatter plot.