You can remove variants from a time series graph. For example, if a graph shows many
variants, it can be easier to visualize trends when fewer variants are displayed. For
Fusion line graphs, the
value of the Y-axis adjusts according the values of the variants that are shown in the
graph. To pinpoint the trend of a variant, it can be helpful to visualize the graph for that
variant within a scale relevant for that variant. The following image shows a
Fusion time series graph
with eight variants selected on the left panel. In the right panel, three variants are
removed and the value of the Y-axis is adjusted to the range of the values of the selected
five variants.
Click a variant label to remove the data points for that variant from the graph.
Variants that have been removed from a graph are shaded. Click a shaded variant
label in the key to add the variant back to the graph.
