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How modified or set the scale in the chart?
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Hi Miguel,
If you're running reports in StruxureWare Data Center Expert (DCE) the graph sizes itself automatically based upon the data in it.
If you are within the StruxureWare thick client, You can draw a box using your mouse as you can see in the above screenshot and the graph will resize itself.
Notice the lower screenshot's graph is the highlighted portion of the graph above it.
If on the other hand you are referring to a gadget / graph on the web page of the DCE server, there is no way to resize that info.
In either case, if there are multiple sensors and they have very large differences in value, it may notbe as easy to understand the graph. If this is the case, perhaps fewer sensors would size the graph more appropriately.
Steve
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Hi Miguel,
If you're running reports in StruxureWare Data Center Expert (DCE) the graph sizes itself automatically based upon the data in it.
If you are within the StruxureWare thick client, You can draw a box using your mouse as you can see in the above screenshot and the graph will resize itself.
Notice the lower screenshot's graph is the highlighted portion of the graph above it.
If on the other hand you are referring to a gadget / graph on the web page of the DCE server, there is no way to resize that info.
In either case, if there are multiple sensors and they have very large differences in value, it may notbe as easy to understand the graph. If this is the case, perhaps fewer sensors would size the graph more appropriately.
Steve
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