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Filtering for Line Graphs

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    Hi,

    It would be a nice feature to be able to filter values on a line graph.
    So instead of just setting the minimum and maximum Y values for the graph, which will still show the up/down spikes of values higher or lower than that, be able to actually set the maximum and minimum values to be returned and used for the graph. It can make a graph a lot more readable to be able to filter some data out.
    For usability the system shouldn't really ask you for those values when you select DCIs and say "Line Graph", but once the graph is shown, it could be an option to go into the properties of the graph and set the minimum/maximum values per data object on the graph.

    Cheers

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