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# Graphs

The graphs screen enables the user to view, compare, and analyze data from the sensors. The “Graph” page
 enables the user to look at historical data, patterns, and changes, as well as compare multiple sensors
 readings over time to see potential correlations.

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By pressing the plus icon, you can add up to 20 sensors at once for analysis one by one, or use the "Add multiple sensors"
&#x20;icon to add the first 20 sensors at once.

Now you can:&#x20;

* Choose which values to graph depending on the attached sensor, and receive as much information&#x20;
  as needed.
* Set a custom period to look for historic data analysis.

<details>

<summary>Available timelines list</summary>

* Last 7 days (default)
* Today
* Yesterday
* This week
* Last week
* This month
* Last month
* This year
* Last year

</details>

* Export data to .xlsx, .csv, .png, or .svg files by using the Download button.

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Use the Tune button to open a sub-menu allowing the user to select or deselect additional parameters
&#x20;to display on graphs (received signal strength level RSSI, battery level, and others).

{% hint style="info" %}
Each sensor will have its own color to make it easier see the difference between measurements of different sensors.
{% endhint %}

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On a computer, timeline zoom-in and zoom-out can be done using the mouse scroll wheel while the mouse
&#x20;pointer is positioned in the graph area (some applications require holding down the Control button (ctrl)
&#x20;while scrolling the mouse wheel).

On a smartphone device, it is possible to use the multi-touch and panning functions with two fingers for
&#x20;navigation.

Positioning the cursor on a specific point on the graph, detailed information about a measurement reading
&#x20;will be displayed.

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{% columns %}
{% column width="41.66666666666667%" valign="middle" %}
If you wish to highlight some sensor data in the graph, click on the
&#x20;sensors name.
{% endcolumn %}

{% column width="58.33333333333333%" %}

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{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}

The graph line of the selected sensor will be highlighted in bold.

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To display the measurement curves with more granularity, untick the
&#x20;Autoscale and choose the Min and Max values by moving the slide
&#x20;bars or typing in the required values.

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To
&#x20;rearrange the order in which the
&#x20;graphs are displayed, and drag the parameter boxes by the Move handle.
&#x20;Release it in the desired position.

{% columns %}
{% column width="66.66666666666666%" %}

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{% endcolumn %}

{% column width="33.33333333333334%" valign="middle" %}
To
&#x20;rearrange the order in which the
&#x20;graphs are displayed, drag the parameter boxes by the Move handle.
&#x20;Release it in the desired position.
{% endcolumn %}
{% endcolumns %}


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