Transform Graphs are comprised of a collection of Graph Nodes contained as properties within the parent Transform Graph component. The default view of the Transform Graph component is the wiresheet view, where you work with the various nodes to create your desired report.

Like other components, these graph nodes are interconnected (or 'wired') together using the wiresheet view. Unlike other components, the wire connections indicate a flow of data from one node to the next rather than a means of setting property values.

Typically, you assemble Transform Graphs by interconnecting Graph Nodes in the wiresheet view of the parent Transform Graph Node, with source nodes and other nodes integrating into a final terminal node. On the wiresheet, each graph node is connected into the graph by linking the output property of the component to the input property of the target component. The source tabular data is most likely to be records that are NiagaraAX histories. Each graph produces a single table result, as represented by the single terminal node required in each graph.