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  • 14 February 2023
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Is there documentation for the import calculation json in Charts?

 

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Best answer by Knut Vidvei 16 February 2023, 16:46

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Don’t have an answer, but a follow-up question - is there an associated “export calculation”, and if so how can that be leveraged?

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Hi, and thanks for the questions.

The Export / Import calculations is a way for you to share calculations across Charts in Cognite Data Fusion, There are three main reasons for doing this

  1. Save time by re-using your calculations across charts, saving time by not having to re-build them when doing the same job.
  2. Collaborate - share your calculations with coworkers who are performing similar tasks.
  3. Standardization - You could leverage the same calculation routines every time you do a specific workflow.

The download calculations options is not visible for all, but will be rolled out in a few days on our next release Tuesday 21st of February to all customers.

 

Best regards, Knut

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How to:

Step 1: In the top right corner, click the Actions button → Download Chart → Calculations

The file will be downloaded as a JSON-file (a file format Charts understands), and saved to your downloads folder on your computer.

 

 

Step 2: Open a new chart, or a chart you want to import those calculations. Press the blue pluss button in bottom left and press Import Calculations. Choose the JSON-file you have downloaded, and the calculations will be imported to the chart you are in.

Step 3: Add your input time series, and choose them from the input drop-downs in your imported calculation flows.

 

 

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Hi, @stanleychiu and @rmaidla .

Just wanted to let you know that both download and upload calculations should be available for you now in Charts on Cognite Data Fusion.

Have a great Tuesday.

 

Best regards, Knut

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