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Is it possible to create a custom stat (amt_expected_won) that calculates each day's total sum of expected winnings and then have it displayed FOR EACH DAY on the graph depending on how many days your date filter is set?


The Configure Graph Diplay states that not all stats can be displayed.

If you set the Personal Results graph to Graph For Dates it will group the stats being shown by day. All-in equity adjusted results is already an option in the graph.
If I'm missing what you're trying to do, please explain further?

No you are correct, I was in the wrong option.

I did notice something that might be a bug?

I created a Statistic called A- Chips won and it displays in the information box and graph correctly using amt_chips_won

amt_expected_won didn't work in the graph (info box was correct).

To make sure I was doing the right format, I duplicated the stat A- Chips won and changed the two expressions, including the format too.

The info box displays correctly but it won't display on the graph.

Dates / Chips setting last tested.

Did you check the "Sum Results" box when you added the stat to the graph? That is needed to tell the graph to sum up the data over the interval displayed.

what threw me off was a 2nd set of numbers on the side and i was reading it wrong.

Sorry

pt4pt4pt4 wrote:what threw me off was a 2nd set of numbers on the side and i was reading it wrong.

Sorry

Created a couple of custom stats along with the chips won.

question that I have is that all 3 graph lines could be on the one Y AXIS but PT4 has two Y AXIS, with one labeld CHIPS WON and the second called # which refers to my custom stats.

Is there a way to force them to use one Y AXIS and if not, what does PT4 use to decide if the # AXIS will be included, or is it always included?

Just find that while playing multi tables, it's much quicker if everything was on one Y AXIS.

Since custom stats can have very different values they are going to go on their own axes by default for the most part. If things are formatted the same though they should combine - percentages should use the same axis for example. But there's no way to force everything to use the same axis and you really wouldn't want to - if you have a percentage stat it's going to vary between 0 and 100 but chips won will be varying a whole lot more.

So If convert them all to percent (which would actually make more sense to me), by possibly using a constant number and dividing all the variables by it, all three should be good to go in one graph.

Will try it, if i am thinking wrong on this, let me know.

You'll still see amount won on one line but then yes the others should be combined.