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If the \emph{Limit range} option is selected, only the zones within the specified time range (chapter~\ref{timeranges}) will be included in the data. The inclusion region will be marked with a green striped pattern. Note that a zone must be fully inside the region to be counted. More options can be accessed through the \emph{\faRuler{}~Limits} button, which will open the time range limits window, described in section~\ref{timerangelimits}. If the \emph{Limit range} option is selected, only the zones within the specified time range (chapter~\ref{timeranges}) will be included in the data. The inclusion region will be marked with a green striped pattern. Note that a zone must be fully inside the region to be counted. More options can be accessed through the \emph{\faRuler{}~Limits} button, which will open the time range limits window, described in section~\ref{timerangelimits}.
\subsubsection{Zone samples}
If sampling data has been captured (see section~\ref{sampling}), an additional expandable \emph{\faEyeDropper{}~Samples} section will be displayed. This section contains only the sample data that can be attributed to the displayed zone. Looking at this list may give you additional insight into what is happening within the zone. Refer to section~\ref{statisticssampling} for more information about this view.
The list of samples can be further narrowed down by selecting a time range on the histogram and/or by selecting a group in the \emph{Found zones} section. Do note that the random nature of sampling makes it highly unlikely that short-lived zones (i.e. left part of the histogram) will have any sample data collected.
\subsection{Compare traces window} \subsection{Compare traces window}
\label{compare} \label{compare}