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Hi,
Answer to your question depends on the range that you select for display: in the example below, I use "Custom 5m" to allow me to see a maximum number of individual points.
If you use a coarse granularity (1h, more) , given the high-precision capture that you specific, CW will aggregate the data points on the display window.
Note: to have full control on display, you can export CW metrics and use your preferred tool to present them
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Didier
You can choose the granularity for aggregating the values. In the screenshot, the selection on the right sets it for all the metrics in your graph at once, and the one on the left allows you to override it for individual metrics. The "Statistic" dropdown currently set to "Average" additionally chooses the operation to use when aggregating multiple values.
For example, if you have metric values delivered at 1-second intervals and you choose a period of 5 minutes with the "Statistic" option set to "Maximum", the graph will show one data point per 5 minutes with the highest value of the all the 300 per-second data points within that 5-minute interval.
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To clarify, the screenshot is from the dashboard view, and it selects the overall period for which to project values (which was fixed at 5 minutes in the question). That selection will not affect the granularity or statistics selection for the values within each period.