Answer by Carolyne A. ·
The charting methods are different for charting average response time (single line) and charting by pages in Backbone and Last Mile tests.
A standard response time chart shows the average time for the entire test. Expanding this data to chart by page displays a response time value for each page individually.
The standard chart displays single-line, average response time only for tests that succeeded all the way through. When charting by page, if a page was successful yet the overall test run failed, the response times for that page is included.
For example, if you chart 10 tests but only 5 are successful, the standard response time chart is based on 5 successful tests. The chart by page information includes response time data for successful pages for all 10 tests, even if there are errors.
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