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For the second part of your question. You will first need a capsule that captures the time period you are interested in. We usually recommend a Weekly Periodic Condition. Once you have the weekly periodic condition you have two options: Signal from Condition: use this tool to count the number of times the conditions are true each week. You then can use the 'i' in the details pane to get to item properties. At the bottom you can duplicate the first signal from condition and do another one that switches out the count statistic for the total duration statistic. You will need to do this for each of your items. Scorecard Metric: Use this option if you want a table view. You will follow similar options to generate the scorecard. In this case we will use a conditional scorecard. You will repeat the same procedure for duplicating using the i by item properties and switching the statistic from count to total duration. The skills you have asked for here are covered in our Interactive Training which you may want to visit here -- https://www.seeq.com/interactive-training/story.html Morgan

Hi Felix You can use Seeq's formula tool to do this. In this case I have 3 string signals (Compressor Stage for Areas A, B and C). I want to know when Area A and B are both off at the same time Area C is in Stage 1. Instead of doing the Value Search in the tool, I do it in formula. If you don't know how to do the value search in formula you can always do it in the tool and then click the 'i' by it in the details pane to get to Item Properties where you can see the formula used. Once I do my three value searches $condition1= $cs.ismatch('Off') $condition2 = $cs2.ismatch('Off') $condition3= $cs3.ismatch('Stage 1') I then do a composite condition. In this case I want to know when all three are true so I use intersection but you can always search for combining conditions to get more options. $condition1.intersect($condition2).intersect($condition3) The whole formula is below: $condition1= $cs.ismatch('Off') $condition2 = $cs2.ismatch('Off') $condition3= $cs3.ismatch('Stage 1') $condition1.intersect($condition2).intersect($condition3) This this tells me when Area A and B are both off at the same time area C is running in stage 1.