Hello scso4021,
It shows the BOINC points granted to a user on each day for the last month (about 30 days). The scale runs from the low to the high for that user.

Lawrence

Yo Scso,
First of all, one thing to bear in mind, if you are looking for correlation between WCG numbers and BOINC numbers is the "7" factor. WCG numbers are not "real", they are inflated by a factor of seven.

Also there are some vexing differences in terminology. In BOINCese user=WCG-account and host=WCG-device.
The host and user charts may be identical if the account has, and has always had, one device running under it at a time.

The numbers in the left column you were asking about are FLOPS (floating point operations), summarized at the mega level. So a typical commercially available PC host might have numbers in the 4000.00 - 5000.00 range, that is, 40 - 50 gigaflops. The first two digits left of the decimal, and the two decimal digits represent the summarized megaflops. So the next three digits to the left are gigaflops, the next three teraflops, etc ad nauseum.

You did not ask about the numbers on the "Projects" tab, but they are also FLOPS, but are totals and averages of all FLOPS your device(s) have turned since day 1. So a number in the "work done" column, say, 12345678.90 could be called 123.5 teraflops if you were dropping your brag in casual conversation.

You can verify my quasi-facts by dividing your total points in WCG taken as soon as possible after the midnight UTC results, divide by 700,000 et voila, a number very close to the BOINC work done figure.

Clear as mud?

Good luck!

I blew it. The division suggested in the last paragraph would be if you wished to summarize to teraflops. Just divide by 7 for comparison to the work done number.

OK, I found it, under the statistics tab in BOINC manager. Now the question and discussion make sense. My "duh" moment.
Cheers