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Plot vs HDV?

What is the "intent" of a plot versus the HDV? Where would I use one and not the other?

Looks like plots are single pen?

I want to create a trend with several variables that always looks the same when it opens ... same scaling, time range. My first thought was a plot, or series of plots (because the HDV is a new concept to me) but maybe there is a better way?

thanks

What is the "intent" of a plot versus the HDV? Where would I use one and not the other? Looks like plots are single pen? I want to create a trend with several variables that always looks the same when it opens ... same scaling, time range. My first thought was a plot, or series of plots (because the HDV is a new concept to me) but maybe there is a better way? thanks

The "Plot Data" widget has been around for a very long time and is still supported for backwards compatibility. It can only draw one tag at a time. The "Draw HDV" widget is much newer and has all the bells and whistles you might need. It is the appropriate tool for new trends on a page. If you wish to prevent an operator from adjusting the view, you can disable some or all of the controls when you configure the widget.

The "Plot Data" widget has been around for a very long time and is still supported for backwards compatibility. It can only draw one tag at a time. The "Draw HDV" widget is much newer and has all the bells and whistles you might need. It is the appropriate tool for new trends on a page. If you wish to prevent an operator from adjusting the view, you can disable some or all of the controls when you configure the widget.
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