Removing chrome off of front panel

[edoc]

Attached is a file, i would like to remove on the front panel the chrome on the graph. The chrome is the graph's raised step  and the plot icon.

[Bob_Schor]

I'm assuming you are showing an XY Graph.  Try replacing the XY Graph with the XY Graph from the Classic Palette -- it has neither the raised edges nor the default Plot indicator.  You can also get rid of the Plot Legend by right-clicking the Graph, choosing Visible Items, and unchecking Plot Legend (which is unchecked, by default, on the Classic Palette).

Bob Schor

[edoc]

I tried it and the overall vi showed a broken run button.

Thankyou for the suggestion it seems to work.

Regards,

Victor Morita

[Bob_Schor]

I'm confused.  Did I solve your problem?  You say "showed a broken Run button" and "seemed to work".  Can you clarify?  If it did solve the problem, can you mark it as the Solution to help others who read the Forum and may have the same Question?

Bob Schor

[edoc]

Hi Bob:

     Attached is a screenshot of what I mean.  It does work but the classic template doesn't allow for removal of plot tab.

[RTSLVU]

One things first: DO NOT take a screen shot and past it into a WORD document then attach it.

Save the screen shot to an image file and use the Insert Image button to put it in your post.

Now you want to remove the frame around a graph and hide the plot legend? 

Starting with a Silver XY Graph

Use the color picker and make the frame transparent.

Then right click on the chart and turn off the Plot Legend (under Visible Items)

Is that what you want?

[Bob_Schor]

I don't know why it works for me and doesn't work for you.  Of course, I don't have your code, so I can't see (a) what you are doing, nor (b) which version of LabVIEW you are using.  Can you post the VI?  We can probably understand your difficulty once we see (and potentially fix) the code.

Bob Schor

[Bob_Schor]

As the previous poster noted, "attaching the code" does not mean attaching a picture of the Block Diagram -- you need to attach the actual VI (or, if you are using a reasonably recent version of LabVIEW, you can attach a Snippet, though a VI might be easier ...).

BS

[edoc]

Hi Bob:

      Yes, that is what I want. Attached is the vi attached.

Thankyou for your patience and help.

[RTSLVU · Accepted solution]

You also need to attach your sub-vi's not just the top level, put them all in a zip file

As the one with the broken graph is missing.