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# Analytics

The **Analytics** tab allows you to visualize and analyze data collected from your Aranet sensors. Here you can create customized charts to track environmental measurements over time and compare data from multiple devices in one view.

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In this section, you can:

* **Create charts** displaying historical measurement data from selected sensors
* **Filter** which devices and measurements you want to see (CO₂, temperature, humidity, pressure, etc.)
* **Adjust timelines** to focus on specific periods (hours, days, weeks, or custom ranges)
* **Add multiple data series** for comparison between sensors or locations
* **Switch between chart types,** such as standard line charts or bar charts (features marked BETA are still in development)
* **Zoom in/out** and move through the timeline to explore trends in detail

If no items are selected yet, the page will display a notice like in the screenshot. Once you pick sensors and metrics, your graphs will appear in the main workspace.


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