Mark Pietryka

Hey Ivan,

It looks like this is a bug. I will log it and tag you so you receive updates on status.

Thanks!

Mark

Hey Tyler, for more detail on what duplicating does, refer to this Seeq.org post linked below. Duplicating a worksheet always creates a copy of an existing item rather than a new independent item. The option to duplicate and make new independent items is in development and should be integrated into the product in the next couple of releases.

Working with the same item on a Duplicated Worksheet

When duplicating worksheets, remember that everything within a single Workbench Analysis, no matter what worksheet it is on, is "scoped" to the entire analysis. Duplicating a worksheet simply copies the worksheet but doesn't create new/independent items. A change to an item on one sheet modifies it everywhere it appears (on all other worksheets).

For some use cases, duplicating a worksheet is a quick way to expand the calculations further or to create alternate visualizations, and the user wants to continues working with the original items. In other situations, worksheet duplication may be a first step in creating new versions of existing items. 

To avoid modifying an original item on a duplicated worksheet, from the Item Properties (Detail Pane "i" symbol) for the calculated signal/condition of interest, click to DUPLICATE the item. You can edit the duplicated version without affecting the original.

Duplicating worksheets is often useful when you are doing multiple calculation steps on different worksheets, when you want trends on one worksheet and tables or other visualizations on another, when doing asset swapping and creating a worksheet for each unique asset, etc.

Data Lab allows for multiple jobs to be scheduled in the same project. Each job should create a separate executor.0.html file in the _Job Results folder after the job has run. Are you sure that your first job was scheduled correctly? The attached screenshots don't show the full schedule confirmation & detail so it is hard for me to tell.

If you are still having issues, feel free to create a support ticket at https://support.seeq.com/ so we can troubleshoot further!

Pat, 

We have received your support ticket, are processing it, and should be reaching back out with our findings soon. Let us know if the error is resolved in the meantime. Thanks!