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@MattFox Thanks! Looks comprehensive. I will work thru the example. Greatly Appreciated!!!

@mkart-vrn there are help docs available. This can be exposed by showing them via the edit menu page and saving the changes. Alternatively, on the scripting datasource page. There are question marks you can click on that will render a sidebar to the right with a detailed explanation and or help docs. I also encourage you to look through the forum and see what has been accomplished by other mango power users. As for delays, there is a delay option so you can delay the firing of a script upon a trigger as well as using a cron style scheduler. There's also an advanced scheduler which you can attach event actions to for triggering scripts, running a local application, even setting point values. Feel free to raise more forum posts in user help to fill in any blank areas. I'm on here throughout the week usually. I'm currently remote however so expect up to week delays... Fox

@MattFox Thanks Mr. That did the trick.

@Benoit watchlists are either statically defined, or dynamically with the use of an rql lookup or with tags. Since you're unfamiliar with scripting data sources it may be outside of your capabilities.. What I'd do is: Use a json data store to store a list of data sources, including the total datapoints and datapoints tagged count. Load said json stire and iterate through each datasource whilst doing a lookup with an offset. Each time completing a batch of points, increment the number of points tagged and update the json store file as well to track once all points tagged are equal to the total points available, move on to the next datasource Fox

@tomatopi point="water" This code is assigning the point-value object to a variable in the local scope called water. Since we are working in javascript, variables must be valid javascript variables.

@CraigWeb That's pretty nice, I was actually wondering if it was possible to do something like that. I have some ideas on using a point value to do things to other elements, which would add a lot of value to the dashboards. Thank you!

@MattFox I appreciate it. I may have a use case for that at some point, but don't sweat it, there's no rush. At the very least, it might help others, and be something to reference if it comes up again.

@mihairosu good, it doesn't for the mango units so I'm glad everything is resolved. Fox

@CraigWeb Thank you, that's exactly what I was looking for. And thanks for the other information as well.