Creating a custom trend report
To create a custom trend report:
- Access the CNA Web interface.
- In the Quick Links panel, click More Trends. The Information panel displays a list of trend reports.
- Click Create. The Trend Definition dialog box is displayed.
- Add graphs to the report:
a. Select the appropriate type, data, function, source, and destination. See
Table 6.
b. Enter a title for the graph, and then click
Add to List.
c. Repeat for each graph that you want to add to the report.
- Modify the report options to suit your needs:
a. Click
Options. The Trend Options dialog box is displayed.
b. Modify the report’s date range, format, and Y axis as needed, and then click
Ok. See
Table 7.
- Click Trend.
- In the menu bar, click File, and then click Save. The Report dialog box is displayed.
- In the dialog box, enter a report name and description, and then click OK.
The report is added to the list of trend reports
Table 6: Trend Definition dialog box
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Description |
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Select either Cells or Edges for agent-based measurement.
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Select the test variable and display criterion (either actual test results or test results in context of the absolute or relative thresholds.)
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Select average, minimum, or maximum test results.
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Select a source zone or edge.
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Select a destination zone or edge.
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Table 7: Trend Options dialog box
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Description |
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Select either a relative date range or an absolute date range. Relative dates are measured from the current time and day. Absolute dates do not change.
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Select either Line or Area. Line graphs show graphed lines in colors from the color key. Area graphs fill the area below or between graphed lines with colors from the color key.
You can select Stack. Stacked graphs show the value of each graphed line by adding to the value of the graphed line below it. Stacked graphs are typically used for area graphs.
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Set a minimum or maximum value for the Y (vertical) axis.
NOTE: To generate a legible report, the system may override the values that you enter.
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