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 # New Relic Custom Visualisation: Aligned Timeseries
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 This custom visualisation allows you to plot multiple timeseries data on a single chart. Each series of data is adjusted so that they match the x-axis of the most recent timeseries. This allows you to compare event windows from different periods to perform easier comparisons.
 
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-You should now find the custom visualisation in the "Custom Visuaslizations" app.
+You should now find the custom visualisation in the "Custom Visualisations" app.