# Analytics Configuration bar

It is possible to adjust the display of data in all comparison views by using the dropdown options in the *Analytics Configuration* bar **\[A]** at the top of the chart.

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The options available include *Chart Type* (e.g. line graph or bar chart) *Mode* (raw or [->aggregated data](/collection/academy.md)), *Interval* (raw, hourly, daily etc.) *Unit conversion* (kWh, CO₂, Cost) etc.

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### Chart Type \[B]

Choose between line graph, doughnut chart and spectral analysis, depending on the *Analytics type*.

#### Line graph

The *Line graph* Chart type shows meter data as points, with lines joining each point to indicate trends in the data.

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#### Donut

The *Donut graph* chart type shows data points as a proportion of the data set.

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#### **Bar graph**

The *Bar graph* chart type shows meter data as vertical bars.

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#### **Spectral Analysis**

The *Spectral Analysis* Chart type is particularly useful for spotting unusual energy usage like spikes and phantom night-time usage. High usage periods are displayed in red, low usage in blue. The legend on the right shows the highest and lowest interval values in the chosen time period.

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### Mode \[C]

Select whether the chart shows raw data as recorded ("*Current value*") or data [aggregated](/collection/academy/aggregations-in-eliona.md) to a specified Interval.

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If *Aggregated Value* is selected you can define the aggregation *Function* and *Interval*.

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The aggregated value can be the Average, Maximum, Minimum, Sum or Cumulative Sum (CuSum)

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The Interval can be one of a large number of options, from 1-minute (1M) to 10-minute (M10), to 6-Hour (H6) to Day, Week, month etc.

### Normalize \[D]

Normalize the selected meter with a factor from your site like *Heating Degree Days* or *floor area*, to provide clearer comparison between multiple meters.

### Units \[E]

Convert the units displayed in the graph to either *currency* or *CO₂ emissions* based on the conversion factors configured for your site.

### Emissions/cost \[F]

Represent the selected data as its *CO₂* equivalent, or *currency* equivalent.


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