# Exploring Meter Data

### Aggregating Graphical Data

The graphical representation of data in the chart may be shown in the original logging intervals (e.g. 15 minutes), or [->aggregated](https://docs.buildings.ability.abb/collection/academy/aggregations-in-eliona) to larger intervals. A range of intervals is available from multiple minutes to hours, days, months etc.&#x20;

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In the [*->Analytics Configuration*](https://docs.buildings.ability.abb/collection/platform/insight-analytics/the-insight-analytics-interface/chart-options) bar **\[A]** you can select whether the chart shows raw data as recorded ("*Current value*") or data aggregated to a specified Interval. See [->Analytics Mode](https://docs.buildings.ability.abb/collection/platform/the-insight-analytics-interface/chart-options#mode-c) for more detail.

### Examining Values

You can inspect each individual interval value in the chart by highlighting the relevant point with your mouse pointer.&#x20;

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### Exporting Chart Data

For most of the *Analytics* charts, there are a number of options that make it easy to share the data you are viewing for use outside the *BuildingPro Suites* environment.

To export chart data, click on the *Export* button **\[B]**.

You are given the choice to:&#x20;

* Export an image of the current chart as a .PNG raster graphic
* Export an image of the current chart as a .JPEG raster graphic
* Export an image of the current chart in .PDF format
* Export an image of the current chart as an .SVG graphic
* Export a CSV file of the data used in the current graph.&#x20;

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{% hint style="info" %}
The CSV export stores meter data as `One Row Per Datapoint`: Each row will contain a single data point value, so the date column will also specify the sampling time.
{% endhint %}

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