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Hello,  I want to create an if formula that returns text instead of a number, like this: if(a=1, “Phase 1”, “Phase 2”) When I try I get an error message but I’m not sure if it’s because it’s not possible or just the writing nomenclature.  Thanks! 

 Collaboration is at the heart of successful industrial analytics. Over the past year, TrendMiner has transformed how teams share and manage their work, evolving from simple read-only sharing to a comprehensive collaboration suite. This article walks you through these improvements and shows you how to leverage them for more effective teamwork. The Journey: From Simple to Sophisticated Before 2025.R2: Read-Only SharingInitially, TrendMiner allowed users to share individual work items with read-only access. While this enabled knowledge sharing, it had limitations: recipients could view analyses but couldn't contribute or modify them, making true collaboration difficult for teams working across shifts or locations.2025.R2: Write PermissionsThe August 2025 release marked a significant milestone by introducing Write Permissions. Users could now grant colleagues write access to work items, enabling multiple team members to actively collaborate on the same analysis. This was particularly valu

 I could make a workaround, for example by doing the division in the same tags as the summation. But just wondering.

A trend was shared with me and I need to share it with others but I don't see the an option for this under the actions drop down on top right of screen.  Any step by step guidance available?

Hi everyone,You can now watch the recording of the TrendMiner 2025.R4.0 release webinar!For more detailed information, you can read the Release Notes.You can check the Slides here.🎥 Recording: Enjoy exploring the new functionalities and enhancements in our latest release!If you have a question or feedback, feel free to share with us in the comments.The TrendMiner Team  

Simple, possibly stupid question: If I want to have a linear regression of a single tag e.g. BA:TEMP.1 against time, how do I do this?

Dear AllIf it possible to excess the Monitoring more than 10.  

This Functional Tips & Tricks post was inspired by a Community question from Yves - the question can be found here. Creating a Time Proxy Tag with Custom Calculations In TrendMiner, scatter plots and regression tools require numeric X- and Y-axes. While most process tags (temperature, pressure, flow, etc.) are already numeric, time itself is not. This creates a challenge when you want to perform a linear regression of a tag versus time.To solve this, we create a time proxy tag: a numeric tag that increases as time progresses over a defined window. Once this tag exists, it can be used on the X-axis of a scatter plot against any process tag on the Y-axis, enabling linear regression and trend analysis. Why a Time Tag Is Required TrendMiner’s scatter plots do not allow timestamps directly on the X-axis. Instead, both axes must be numeric tags. Therefore, to analyze temperature vs time, we must first convert time into a numeric variable.This numeric time tag: increments as time advances

TrendMiner’s new webhook implementation allows users to alert an external system such as SAP, Microsoft Teams and potentially other platforms when certain events happen (i.e. when a TrendMiner monitor is triggered).Beyond sending custom messages, webhooks can also initiate automated workflows or processes in external systems, such as creating work orders, submitting maintenance requests, or triggering other actions.The example below shows how a TrendMiner monitor can detect the start of a new batch and automatically post notifications to a Microsoft Teams group, both at batch start and upon batch completion.If you are interested in learning more and are interested in this new webhook integration available in 2025.R3 or newer, reach out to your CSM and/or Account Manager.Step 1: Define a Context Item Type (for example, Epoxy Resin Batch). Step 2: Create & save a value-based search that reliably detects when a batch starts and ends.Step 3: Configure a TrendMiner Monitor to automatica

Hello TrendMiner Community,We’re excited to share that we’re currently reviewing possible locations for our next TrendLab events in 2026. To make these events as convenient and valuable to you as possible, we’d love to gather some feedback from our Community.👉 Please take a moment to fill out this short form.Your responses will help us better understand your preferences and geographical distribution.Thank you in advance for your participation! Stay tuned for updates!

Hello,I am currently developing a dashboard to monitor the nitrogen consumption of our production lines. Each line consists of several machines connected to nitrogen tanks, and we have flow measurement devices for each machine. I have defined two types of anomalies for these machines:Nitrogen consumption when idle: to detect unintended leaks. Nitrogen overconsumption when running: to detect deviations from normal flow.For this purpose, I have included two surveillance tiles for each machine in the line-specific dashboard. However, my goal is to create a high-level dashboard that provides an overview of all lines, showing if there is an issue with any particular line. From there, users could click a link to access the detailed dashboard for that line.My question is: Is it possible to monitor from the general dashboard whether anomalies are occurring on the lower-level dashboards? The searches I use for the detailed dashboards are based on conditions like “over X value during Y minutes,”

This machine learning model can't be saved because it exceeds the maximum number of allowed levels (2) in a machine learning modelAnyone has faced this problem from mapping the tags to the PMML Model.The tag that be calculated from the Aggregation after that using in formular tags. 

When you add a link in the DashHub text tile, by default it will open up in a new tab. If we were to look into the actual html content that is saved in the tile when we create a link via the editor, it will look something like this:<p><a href="https://cs.trendminer.net/dashhub/#/dashboard/599f8acf-690e-4034-8811-d596ac826d25?mode=presentation" target="_blank">test</a></p>This represents a link with the text 'test', which links to another dashboard. The target="_blank" means it will open up in a new tab.If we want the link to open up in the same tab, this target would need to be replaced "_self", or be left out entirely. Unfortunately, the text tile editor does not allow us choose the target, or edit the html directly.A trick I learned from a user recently though, is that a URL copied from certain other places, will have the target omitted, thus opening in the same tab. This is true for browser bookmark links, for example. A quick workaround I now use to have a l

TrendMiner is built on a modern, container-based platform that runs on Kubernetes. As a result, the application relies on dynamically assigned IP addresses rather than a single fixed address. Below a short explanation on Kubernetes and the required IP-ranges. A Kubernetes-based platformKubernetes is responsible for starting, stopping, and managing the different services that make up TrendMiner.In a Kubernetes environment, services run as containers that can be restarted, replaced, or moved as part of normal operation, for example during upgrades. Because of this dynamic behavior, individual container IP addresses are not fixed and TrendMiner requires multiple IP-ranges. Required IP-rangesWhen you install TrendMiner, by default the following IP ranges are used: 10.42.0.0/24 10.42.1.0/24 10.41.0.0/24 These IP ranges should not be used by other applications on the same network. They are used locally within the platform and do not need to be externally routable. If any of these ranges