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Dennis Vorhees has submitted the following suggested feature:

When I create a chart which groups by range, the values of number of ranges (5) and number of instances (10) seems to be hard-wired.  Normally, I can drill into a range, and if there are more than 10 objects, I'll see the same chart with the selected ranged broken down into 5 sub-ranges.  Eventually, where a selected range has 10 or fewer objects, the next selection will display all the instances with their values.

I came across an instance where there are more than 10 instances in a range.  In fact, all instances may have the same value.  I can drill down on the ranges to a point, but because there are more than 10 objects, I can never drill down to see the specific instances.

I don't think we have to worry about this behavior with most metrics like cyclomatic complexity, but those with lower values may encounter this behavior (like function points).

SI - 2579218


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Dennis Vorhees has submitted the following suggested feature:

When I create a chart which groups by range, the values of number of ranges (5) and number of instances (10) seems to be hard-wired.  Normally, I can drill into a range, and if there are more than 10 objects, I'll see the same chart with the selected ranged broken down into 5 sub-ranges.  Eventually, where a selected range has 10 or fewer objects, the next selection will display all the instances with their values.

I came across an instance where there are more than 10 instances in a range.  In fact, all instances may have the same value.  I can drill down on the ranges to a point, but because there are more than 10 objects, I can never drill down to see the specific instances.

I don't think we have to worry about this behavior with most metrics like cyclomatic complexity, but those with lower values may encounter this behavior (like function points).

SI - 2579218


#EnterpriseAnalyzer

Recorded as a requirement.