Answer Posted / jerry

Hi,

You can create a graph with 2 parameters,say count1 and count2.
Now u can use a 'filter by' transform and give the filter
condition as
"next_in_sequence > count1 and next_in_sequence < count2".
U can give the value for parameters in the pset as 0,10
respectively.

this is just one way. :)

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