ST02 - Swaps history view

I have 2 queries re the ST02 screens...
1. In the performance advisor notes, it mentions checking "swaps per day" via ST02 in, for example, the program buffer. However, the listed figures for each day are incremented totals.  Why is this not just the daily swaps figure? Is it just a historical view that no one has bothered to change??
2. What is the value of the average swaps at the bottom of this list when it is the value of the incremented totals. I cannot understand a need for this particular value and would like to understand exactly what it is telling me. Surely, the average daily value is something that could be very helpful as a first glance.
Regards
Jim

Dear [http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/forum/1/681368?#threadId681372 Morbus],
By "more than a few seconds" I mean even when I do nothing. I'm aware of the behavior you describe and in previous versions there was a work-around for it. You could select the next history entry before the view changes.

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