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Actual Values from Graphs

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    Is there a way to get a numerical value for each of the graphs?  I don't think it is possible in-game, but is there any mods that do this?

    I already have the graph mod, expanded UI mod, and I use census repository, so I have my R/C/I demand and pop numbers covered, but looking for other values such as power, water, education, city-wide mayor rating, life expectancy, etc.

    Strange request, I know, I basically just want to see a current number in addition to the graph.  Some of my cities are passing through over 100k power with neighbor deals, and even a slight change in the graph actually represents a large number.  If there is anything out there that does this, that would be great.

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    Many of the multiple line graphs have a selector to allow you to remove some of the results.  If you remove all but one, you should be able to interpolate a real number to the limit of your estimating ability.  I guess if you took a screen shot, you could do the geometry to quantify the results, but much after fact.


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    Originally posted by: A Nonny Moose

    Many of the multiple line graphs have a selector to allow you to remove some of the results.  If you remove all but one, you should be able to interpolate a real number to the limit of your estimating ability.  I guess if you took a screen shot, you could do the geometry to quantify the results, but much after fact.

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    Thanks for the suggestion.  For some of my graphs each category is really close together though, so the scale stays the same even if I turn some off.  For example, in the picture below, my city has plenty of power to grow, yet on the graph, it looks like it is maxed. 

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    I know this is an extreme case, and I don't have many cities like this, I was just wondering if anyone knew of a mod that would do it.  I might have a look at the graph mod I have and see if I can figure out where the values are coming from.  Maybe I can tinker with that to get a number over on the side somewhere.

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