Add the tag name/AF path to the sidebar. When modifying a symbol on a Vision display, the name of the tag or AF path is not in the sidebar. It would be very helpful to see this when editing a symbol.

As a PI Vision user I want to be able to add time series of an AF Attribute with PIPoint data reference or directly a PI Tag to a table and see each and every recorded values with their timestamps for the time range of the display's time bar. Of course with scrolling functionality like other existing table symbols.

I need to visualize each individual recorded values to understand how production cycles are triggered for example. Other use case would be to visualize individual values around a peak.

the column filters in event frame tables were great! with the addition of other attributes in tables, I was really looking forward to having column filters on these as well. this allows for much greater slicing of event frames and much better performance.

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.

With Trend plots there's an issue where the cursor index can cover the title of the trend - by default the title is located on the top left of the trend plot.

The suggestion would be either:

1.) Make the title move up if you hover with the cursor so that the cursor doesn't cover the title.

OR / AND

2.) Add the ability to select the position of the title for trend plots just as it is possible for XY plots.

Currently, some AF attributes' value is multi-line string. We hope pi vision can also display them in multi-line way .

PI Vision 2021 introduces the ability to wrap text within the Table symbol.
But it's for long text, if the AF attribute value is multi-line string, it will not wrap line according to line breaks.

Using the AF limits, show the 'bands' or limits for the PI value. You can put a multi state which will change the colour of pointer, however you cannot tell by how much it is within the limits. See attached for a mocked up symbol built in PI Vision.

Have the ability to hide PI Vision Bar Chart scale.

Have the possibility to change Bar Chart color for each individual value bar.

Allow selection of multiple Traces in the Trace Options, and allow modification of the Legend Label for all of them at the same time so they all have the same Legend Label configuration

Select values from collections using Ctr to ad hoc trends.

Right now we will get whole collection to ad hoc trend and need to remove unwanted values/atributes, we would like to get only selected values using CTL to ad hoc trends.

Allow formatting of numerical values used in the scale to be configurable.
E.g. use display digits set on attribute or be able to specify number of decimal places.

Currently number formatting only affects the values that appear in the tooltip.

In PI ProcessBook, there is logic to show or hide certain formatting characteristics depending on the size of the trend symbol within the display. For example, as the symbol size gets smaller, the trend Title may be hidden.

I would like to have the ability to create a collection of attribute for a single element which may be using a template so it will be easier if I have a collection of attribute and context switching so I can hide excluded attribute from a collection in a element.

Provide layout options similar to PI ProcessBook so that Timestamp, title, and data can appear horizontally rather than vertically.

Display a question mark in trends when an event is questionnable and an icon when the event is annotated with the possibility to read the annotation by hovering the mouse over the icon (as it is done in Processbook)

Fill the area between the trend line and 0 (or a configurable value) with color (otherwise known as an area chart). This makes deviations from a desired value much easier to see.