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| Degradation Plot F/S Timeline |
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Failures/Suspensions TimelineThe Failures/Suspensions Timeline plots are similar to horizontal bar charts. The values of the failures and suspensions are plotted on the y-axis and the time periods are on the x-axis. All the lines are anchored to the y-axis, giving a common point of measurement. This allows you to visualize trends in your data. |
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