Banding option


You can use the Banding option to analyze a series.  When you use banding on a series, the upper and lower statistical boundaries for a given metric/object are displayed in the chart. The width of the band is defined by the standard deviation and median calculated for a given metric/object taking into account its weekly shift activity.  

Note

Banding is available only for line charts.


  1. To use the Banding option, click banding_option.PNG under the Actions column below the chart. 
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    You adjust the banding width of a metric by using the Lower and Upper Bands option in Advanced Options. You can affect alerts for each metric by changing the upper and lower limit of the band width.
  2. To adjust the lower and upper limits of the banding, select Advanced Options and click Lower and Upper Bands
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  3. From the Select the metric that you would like to adjust list, select the metric that you want to adjust. 
  4. Set the upper and lower limits of the band by using the slider under the Adjust Banding Sensitivity option.
    The band width that you select here is applicable to only one metric. Adjusting the width of the band can increase or decrease the number of alerts that are triggered.
  5. Click Save Advanced Options.
    When you save the advanced options, the chart data is regenerated for the current category.  Bands appear only if you have enabled banding before using the Advanced Options. Otherwise, click the Banding button to show or hide the band.

    Note

    Only one band is displayed at any time.  When you click Banding again for a different object, the previous band disappears and the chart displays the new band.

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