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When zoomed in on a waveform graph, how do I obtain the set of data points that is currently displayed on the graph?

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Re: When zoomed in on a waveform graph, how do I obtain the set of data points that is currently displayed on the graph?

‎06-22-2010 10:24 AM

Thank you smercurio_fc. Excellent thoughts. I will try it.

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Re: When zoomed in on a waveform graph, how do I obtain the set of data points that is currently displayed on the graph?

‎06-24-2010 11:21 AM

Taki,

 

Thank you very much, your suggestion works!   I used the x-scale range min and max to select a subset of the waveform graph data. I then used the data to calculate some waveform parameters. Thank you again!

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