update plot after each iteration

[hiNI]

Hello,

I have a sample code of data where I collect data over various devices.  Can you help me to update 'GRAPH 2' to show all the plots on that graph.  However, I would like GRAPH 2 updated after each completed run of the outer for loop.  [So after the 3rd iteration of the outer loop (defined by 'outer loop'), 'GRAPH 2' should have 3 plots and so on...]

Thanks,

hiNi.

[mikeporter]

Move the bundler in the inner loop to outside the loop and wire to it an array of x values (top terminal) and an array of y values (bottom terminal). Wire the resulting cluster to graph 1. Also accumulate this cluster into an array and wire it to graph 2.

Mike...

[hiNI]

I tried what you said, but I still can't seem to get it to work.  I can't get graph2 to update after each iteration, and also keep the last plots on the graph.

hiNi

[elset191]

I don't know about the regular XY Graph, but with the Express XY Graph there is an input called Reset.  If you wire a false to this it retains all the previous values.  I'm sure there's a property in the property node for XY Graph, but I didn't see one in the quick glance I took.

[Krunal_K_Patel · Accepted solution]

Hello hiNI

Do you want something like this?

[hiNI]

EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED!!!

THANK YOU!!!!

[hiNI]

Thanks for your help.!!!

I have one more request...

How can I dynamically change the plot names?  I extract a name after each iteration and would like to give the plot that name in graph's 2 legend. 

[RavensFan]

This question was asked and answered in this other thread.

[deutchland]

i am trying this for the following use to plot waveforms but not successful can anyone help

[ShamWOW!!]

Hello,

It is usually in everyone's best interest in posting new questions in a new forum post. This keeps forums focused on a single question from getting too long, and it will help you become more visible to get quicker help.

I attached a modified version of your code, though. There is some documentation included in it that should explain it a little more.

Best,

Shamik C

Applications Engineer

National Instruments