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Two questions Dave, first -- are area charts supported (see below) and second, is there a way to chart values but only the values that are greater than 0?

Norm

norcoscia wrote:

are area charts supported (see below)

Hi Norm - Area charts are not supported. I'll add them to the list for future updates. You can do something similar, though. For example, for a 2 clamp Aeotec Energy Monitor, you could plot clamp 1 as the first line and total energy usage as the second line.

is there a way to chart values but only the values that are greater than 0?

There's no way to do this other than to set the minimum Y axis limit at zero. The data will still be plotted, but you won't be able to see it.

so If I use lines and fill it will just be random which one is on top or will they be in some order depending on the line number?

They will be plotted in order of the line number.


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Thx!!!

Still a ways to go, but I've started work on the Area Chart type.

Looks cool - are you going to do stacked or added with the smaller amounts amounts forward ?

I may not have the right words but if (in my mind) they are stacked and one line is 75 and the other is 50 - you would have the top of the chart at 125 with the 50 line inside. If added-- the top would be at 75 with the 50 in front. And the positions (front to back) would be determined using a function of average values over the whole line.

Hi Norm - using Matplotlib parlance it's called a Stacked Plot. That is if you have a 50 and a 75, then the second is stacked on top of the first and the top would be at 125.

For example, for a two clamp energy monitor, line 1 would be clamp 1, line 2 would be clamp 2, and the top would be total energy.

Dave

OK, thanks Dave!!!