Graph: Fill below to option, useful to highlight max / min regions

[torkelo]

Adds a series display option to add a fill below to another series.

Makes graphs like this possible:

[torkelo]

Done, added typeahead / dropdown menu combination (like for graphite function selection) to the series override selection.

[toni-moreno]

I'm Sorry for this silly question @torkelo I 'm trying to test this new feature and I can't find it anywhere on the display options.

How can I do ?

[torkelo]

Oh, sorry it is a series override option.

[syepes]

I am also interested in testing this new option but have not been able to make it work.
Are there any requirements or function that needs to be used on the source metric?

[torkelo]

You need at least 2 series, you put the fil bellow option on the higher option (like max) and select the low series in the fill below to drop down

[syepes]

Thanks for the tip!
Here's one example for anyone else trying to use this option:

[heaterC]

Hi @torkelo, the "fill below to" makes very intuitive graphs, thanks! I seem to have some problems, e.g. I can't easily remove the filling, it only deletes after zooming out and in again. Secondly, on high zoom levels, it does not show. Thirdly, I can't change the filling intensity once it's drawn. I am not sure if I am using it in a way it's not meant to? Happy for any advice, thanks!

[alexdanila]

A way to change the filling properties(opacity) in this function would be nice.

[djahandarie]

It'd be neat if the target supported backreferences to the alias regex. That would let you use this functionality when you're doing GROUP BYs in your queries (i.e., have multiple sets of min/mean/max).

[Kiv]

This is a great feature but without support for template variables it can't be used in a general way. If my series are named "max_$variable" and "min_$variable", currently you can't express that in the interface because when $variable changes it'll break the binding.

[FeepingCreature]

Can't you just alias them to "max" and "min", then use the "repeat this panel" feature to overlap the graphs?