Multiple trends on one graph

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    Hollywoodperth

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    Am I missing something really simple?

    I know its possible to put multiple trends on one graph but following the instruction manual it only shows how to do a simple one trend graph.

    The application note has this cool 3 trend graph with a data/trend button. How was that achieved?
     
    Hollywoodperth, Apr 26, 2020
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    coppo

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    function is 'auto created' in the UI by the NAC/SHAC.

    on the right is option buttons for single trend/ multiple trends.
    on the top left you click on each trend you wish to display.
     
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    Thanks for the reply coppo. Would you be able to share a screenshot? I honestly cannot see a multiple trend option button for the life of me
     
    Hollywoodperth, May 1, 2020
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    @coppo I've found what you mean. Sorry, I meant how to do have multiple trends on a trend graph embedded in a visualisation
     
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    You should see a button like I've shown on the attachment (your colours will like be different- purple!). Having selected Multiple Trends you click the list icon in the top left corner and choose the trends that you want to display over the top of each other. 6.png
     
    tassiebean, May 6, 2020
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