Multiple tank parameters in Fusion

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For those that have multiple tanks and log their parameters in The Apex Fusion software, just thought I would share this little tip. The one thing I didn't care for in Fusion was how you couldn't log parameters for multiple tanks, i.e 3 different tanks worth of alkalinity. Well I have just figured out that if I log a parameter as other, it gives you the ability to name it and you could do something like "nano alkalinity" or whatever. This then starts a new graph for that new value and as long as you continue to do the other option and name the value the same, it will graph them all together. A little bit of a pain as you have to manually name each value but provides a way to log different tanks. Just thought I would share!
 
Wow I've been trying to figure out how to do this and I almost gave up but I thought that would probably be the only way
 
For those that have multiple tanks and log their parameters in The Apex Fusion software, just thought I would share this little tip. The one thing I didn't care for in Fusion was how you couldn't log parameters for multiple tanks, i.e 3 different tanks worth of alkalinity. Well I have just figured out that if I log a parameter as other, it gives you the ability to name it and you could do something like "nano alkalinity" or whatever. This then starts a new graph for that new value and as long as you continue to do the other option and name the value the same, it will graph them all together. A little bit of a pain as you have to manually name each value but provides a way to log different tanks. Just thought I would share!
Helpful tip. Thanks!
 

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