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hi,

 

that's amazed. how did u do that? property node to add the cursor? btw how come the x-axis is not showing any data?

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Hi,
 
To display the cursor, enable the Cursor Legend in Visible Items in the short-cut menu of Graph control. Then, create a singel plot cursor in the Cursor Legend.
 
In your VI, the x-axis is time data. Therefore, it always display 08:00:00 01/01/1904. When you use XY Graph, the X should display the x-coordinate of the cursor position.
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when i use the xy graph, it always display 08:00:00 01/01/1904 even though i move the cursor. could it be because i did not set the parameter correctly?
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Yes, the x value of cursor depends on the x-coordinate of the plotted data.
 
It always displays 08:00:00 01/01/1904 because dt is set to 0.01 second in your code.
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wow that's a tough one. so if i am suppose to get at 0.2 sec, it will not be possible to get from the xy graph?
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Hi,
 
I think it is better to use XY Graph instead of Waveform Graph for your application.
See the attached VI for reference.
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