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If you right-click on an analysis, you get some useful items such as Preview Results, Backfill/Recalculate, Copy, Delete, and Security. It would be useful to display some of these out in the open without having to open a context menu. The space a...

Currently, the "% complete" bar for backfilling analyses is based on the number of analyses that are done backfilling. For example, if you are backfilling 4 analyses, the bar only ever updates 4 times: 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%. These big gaps betw...

Currently you can override an analysis of a base template in a derived template by creating an analysis with the same name. Unfortunately it is not possible to do the same in an element that is based on a template. I do not want to create a deri...

The Functions pane in PI System Explorer shows the data type of the function arguments but not the data type of the function's return value. The data type of the return value lets the user know how and where the function can and cannot be used.

To access data on AF Tables i now need to add these to an attribute and then access these from analytics I would like to be able to create a lookup using a Analytics function, so that i can create a lookup of a value in a table based on other cal...

Provide Enumerated Values for Named Arguments for Analysis Functions For functions with arguments that have named values, provide enumerated choices (not AF enumeration but analysis native) For instance, the LinRegr function returns an array of ...

Editing expressions that have multiple rows of statements can be difficult in PI System Explorer due to small editor window. It would be useful to be able to pop-out/undock the editor window so it can be maximized/re-sized/etc.

In addition to steam tables, it would be nice to see air tables, particularly for analytics on combined cycle and simple cycle units.

AF-analysis doesn't allow recursive coding but ... Today the recursive detection is too simple and doesn't allow basing coding. For instance, this sample code is not allowed as 'recursive' :      Step1  'B'  &nbs...