Sepideh R

Hi Jitesh, Please contact our support team at support@seeq.com and submit a ticket. One of our Analytics Engineer would be able to help. Thanks, SR

Hi Coolhunter, Happy to hear you find Seeq very useful. For sharing reports/dashboards we recommend using Seeq Organizer. This is included in Seeq and is great for assembling and distributing Seeq analyses as reports, dashboards, and web pages. For more information check out https://www.seeq.com/product/organizer or watch this short video https://www.seeq.com/resources/seeq-university/385-using-the-organizer-feature. We also offer the ability to integrate with PI Vision. For more information please contact support@seeq.com to discuss with one of our Analytics Engineers. Thanks, SR

Thanks for confirmation. So there are two options: 1- Quick solution: If the number of assets that you want to apply the same analysis for is not that many, you can create a copy of each formula and use that in the new worksheet if you want them to be different. Or make a copy of the entire Analysis (Workbemch) and connect it to the new dataset. When you 'Duplicate' worksheets it keeps all the objects the same. 2- Long term solution: If the number of similar assets at different sites are too many, create an asset tree to enable you and your team to swap calculations by just clicking a button. You can find more information on this here: https://seeq12.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/KB/pages/147292234/Searching+and+Navigating+an+Asset+Tree#SearchingandNavigatinganAssetTree-AssetSwapping If you decided to go with solution #2, please let us know, as you may need Seeq analytics engineer support to set up the asset tree. Hope it helps and please let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks, SR

Thanks for reaching out. For my better understanding of your question - have you built an analysis on a single asset (in your first worksheet) and you are trying to swap all of the trends and calculations you have built to another similar asset in another worksheet?

Thanks for reaching out. The short answer is yes and you can find more information about that in our KB page here: https://seeq12.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/KB/pages/112868662/OData+Export Please kindly note that the data is static so to refresh the dashboard or analysis you must re-export OData for the new time-period, trends, and calculations as desired. This issue is currently backlogged in our internal work item ( CRAB-8611 BACKLOG ) and will be in our release early this year in which you will be notified accordingly.