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Graph settings
Graph settings
Honeycomb has several types of graphs, to explore your query results in multiple
ways. Most are found in the Graph Settings menu:
Line Graphs or Stacked Graphs 🔗
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A Line Graph displays each group as a line
of values over time. You can read the value at a particular
time directly from the Y axis on the left side of the graph.
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A Stacked Graph displays groups as stacked
colored areas under their line graphs. Each shows a group’s relative
contribution to the total. The Y axis reflects the sum of all groups.
Linear Scale or Log Scale 🔗
- The Y axis of a Linear Scale graph increases by a fixed
amount as values increase. It is useful for data with a limited range of
expected values.
- The Y axis of a Log Scale graph increases exponentially.
Each Y value increase represents an order of magnitude (10n) change.
A Log Scale graph is useful for data with an extremely large range of
values.
UTC Time or Local Time X-Axis 🔗
- UTC Time displays the X axis in Coordinated Universal Time, the time at 0° longitude. UTC is sometimes referred to
as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT.) UTC does not observe Daylight Savings Time.
- Local Time displays the X axis in your browser’s local time.
Omit Missing Values or Fill Missing Values in with Zeros 🔗
- Omit Missing Values interpolates between points when the
intervening time buckets have no matching events.
- Fill Missing Values in with Zeros substitutes zero values
for time buckets with no matching events.
