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# Trends

Starting from Aranet Cloud version v2.6.4 there is a new tab in Analytics called Trends.

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Here you can find a couple of options to choose from:

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The source of the data: You can choose any sensors or asset that you would like to display the data.

The time range: Choose up to 30 days to display the data

You can change the time frame here if you want to have a more specific time frame

The data aggregation. You have a few options here:

* Raw data: Shows just the raw data.
* Hourly (Minimum, Maximum, average): Data is aggregated hourly, showing the minimum, maximum or average values.
* Daily (Minimum, Maximum, average): Data is aggregated daily, showing the minimum, maximum or average values.

When accepted, you will get something like this.

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Trends can be used to see the minimal values if you got a large spike (like breathing on a CO₂ sensor) or average values to better smooth out the curve.


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