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In a display group the element <showAsScatterPlot> can be used to use a plot where different time series are plotted against eachother each other with the values of the different time series on the X and Y axis.

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Since 2019.02 The element <markerVisibility> is introduced which enables the possibility the choose whether all data points "all", no data points "none" or only the last data point "onlyLast" should be visualised using a marker

Since 2020.02 it is possible to automatically pair up the time series based on their configured order: <matchTimeSeriesPair>timeSeriesOrder</matchTimeSeriesPair>

	<displayGroup name="Scatter Plot">
		<display name="Only Last Value Marker">
			<plotId>ScatterPlot</plotId>
			<showAsScatterPlot>
				<chartTitle>Scatter Plot</chartTitle>
				<referencePoints>
					<point>
						<x>67</x>
						<y>99</y>
					</point>
					<...>
					<point>
						<x>80</x>
						<y>109.7</y>
					</point>
				</referencePoints>
				<xAxisRange>
					<min>67</min>
					<max>80</max>
				</xAxisRange>
				<yAxisRange>
					<min>99</min>
					<max>109.7</max>
				</yAxisRange>
				<markerVisibility>onlyLast</markerVisibility>
			</showAsScatterPlot>
		</display>
	</displayGroup>

Since 2020.02 It is possible to draw colored areas based on configured points. Also, in the plot, the grid lines in the background and the interaction line are visible, and legends are added next to the plot. Below is an example of how a coloredBackgroundArea could be configured:

<coloredBackgroundArea>
<label>Release Plan Acceptable only if the rainfall event is judged likely to be complete or nearly complete and it is expected the Drain Down Strategy will be selected in the next 12 hours</label>
<color>yellow</color>
<opaquenessPercentage>50</opaquenessPercentage>
<point>
	<x>67</x>
        <y>99</y>
</point>
<point>
	<x>67</x>
	<y>109.7</y>
</point>
<point>
	<x>80</x>
	<y>109.7</y>
</point>
</coloredBackgroundArea>

The above configuration makes the yellow area in the following example:

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display

Definition of a pre-configured display. Each display may contain multiple sub-plots. Multiple displays may be defined per display group.

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