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All described features, limitations, and behaviors reflect the documented status of the Energy Management Service .
On this page
- Purpose of the Calculations Tab
- Basic Structure of the Calculations Tab
- Search Bar
- Plus Icon in the Calculations Tab
- KPI (Key Performance Indicator)
- Summation
- Average
- Behavior of Calculations
This section describes only the Calculations tab within the Action Area of the Energy Management Service.
It documents all UI elements, input rules, symbols, and behaviors in detail.
Purpose of the Calculations Tab
The Calculations tab is used to:
- create new calculated metrics
- logically combine existing metrics
- provide KPIs for widgets, reports, and alerts
From the perspective of widgets, all calculations behave like regular metrics.
Basic Structure of the Calculations Tab
The Calculations tab consists of:
- a search bar for filtering existing calculations
- a plus icon for creating new calculations
- a list of all created calculations
The list is grouped into different types:
- KPIs
- Summations
- Averages
Search Bar
Functionality
Users can enter calculation names into the search bar.
- filtering happens instantly
- all calculations whose names contain the search term are displayed
Plus Icon in the Calculations Tab
Clicking the plus icon opens a selection menu with the following options:
- New KPI
- New Summation
- New Average
KPI (Key Performance Indicator)
Creating a New KPI
When New KPI is selected, a formula editor opens.
KPI Name
A name must be defined in the upper section.
- the name is mandatory
- the name will later appear:
- in the calculations list
- in widgets
- in reports
To the right of the name, the KPI unit is displayed automatically.
KPI Unit
The KPI unit:
- is calculated automatically by the system
- is derived from the metrics and units used
- cannot be manually overridden
Formula Editor
Below the name is the formula input field.
In the top-right corner of the formula field is an info icon.
Clicking the info icon displays:
- rules for creating formulas
- allowed operators
- guidance on using metrics and units
Using Metrics in Formulas
- typing the
@symbol opens a list of all available metrics - the user can select a metric
- the metric is inserted into the formula as a placeholder
Using Static Values
Static values can be entered directly as numbers.
Example:
1200
Defining Units
- the
#symbol is used to define a unit - example:
#SquareFeet
The unit is included in the automatic KPI unit calculation.
Creating the KPI
By clicking Create KPI:
- the KPI is created
- it appears in the calculations list under KPIs
Editing or Deleting a KPI
In the calculations list:
- an icon indicating KPI or calculation type is shown on the left
- the unit is displayed in petrol color on the right
Via the three-dot menu, the KPI can be:
- edited
- deleted
Summation
Creating a New Summation
Via Plus → New Summation, a dialog opens.
Name and Unit
- a name must be defined
- the unit is automatically derived from the selected metrics
Selecting Data Sources
Users can select:
- individual metrics
- entire metering points
All contained metrics with the same unit are summed.
Confirming the Selection
By clicking Done:
- the selection of data sources is saved
By clicking Create:
- the summation is created
Average
Creating a New Average
Via Plus → New Average, a dialog opens.
Name and Unit
- a name must be defined
- the unit is determined automatically
Selecting Data Sources
- metrics or metering points can be selected
- all values are averaged
Creating the Average
By clicking Create:
- the average calculation is created
- it appears under Averages
Behavior of Calculations
- calculations can be used in widgets like regular metrics
- calculations can be exported in reports
- calculations can be monitored in alerts