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Suggestion: Multiplier support for DCIs in Map

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    Dalamar_X23
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    I am a big fan of maps and displaying bandwith on them help me a lot to diagnose bandwidth issues, but to show the values in a proper format (like 45 Mbps vs 47185920 bps) you need to create new DCIs to do calculations based on the existing DCI with Dummy and GetDCIValue. (as the formatter does not allow to do this). Shouldn't be much simpler to allow the use of automatic multipliers like in "Last Values" or in the graphs?

    Unless there is any other way of showing properly scaled values in the maps πŸ™‚

    Thanks

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      tomaskir
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      Yes, you can auto-format values on the map.
      Use the "Format string" option.

      See this:
      https://dev.raden.solutions/issues/697

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        Dalamar_X23
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        Thanks! I was not aware i had that option, it saved me a lot of time.

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