Ok, now it's clear for me.
The option "Reduce for all graphs" can only Reduce (decrease) granularity for other graphs, not to increase the granularity.
For example:
1) 1st graph with granularity 8
2nd graph with granularity 16
For 1st graph change granularity to 30 (more than 16), and set the reducing option.
Result: 1st - gran 30, 2nd - gran 16.
2) 1st graph with granularity 8
2nd graph with granularity 16
For 1st graph change granularity to 10 (less than 16), and set the reducing option.
Result: 1st - gran 10, 2nd - gran 10.
If you want to use higher granularity for many graphs you can use the following:
- Before loading the result (before creating a new session),
open "Tools > Options > Result Collection" tab.
- Select "Data Aggregation > Apply user-defined aggregation" option.
- Press "Aggregation Configuration" button. And there set the number you need in the field "Select the granularity you want to use"
After that you can also reduce the granularity for many graphs by using the option.
Kind Regards,
Vladimir