Display two 1D array to XY Graph

[Brzhou123]

I want to display the value of two 1D array, and one is for x axis, the other one is for y axis in XY Graph, how to process this ?

Thanks.

[altenbach]

Bundle the two arrays or create a complex 1D array. The xy graph accepts both.

[Brzhou123]

Hi Sir,

Not quite understand, i try to convert the array to the input of XY Graph, but always the wire is broken.

[altenbach · Accepted solution]

Well, you are not really telling us what you are doing, so we cannot tell what you are doing wrong.

Given two 1D arrays of same length (one for X and one for Y), here are two (of many more!) possibilities.

[Brzhou123]

Well, it works with the 2nd method, but could you still tell me where to find below icon in the first method ?

Thanks.

[altenbach]

Bundle  (Cluster, Class & Variant palette)

[RavensFan]

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@Brzhou123 wrote:

Well, it works with the 2nd method, but could you still tell me where to find below icon in the first method ?

Thanks.

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Numeric >> Complex palette.   Polar to Complex

[altenbach]

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@RavensFan wrote:

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Numeric >> Complex palette.   Polar to Complex

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RE/IM to complex, right?

(Sorry, I thought that's what he already wired up and I thought the bundle code was missing. 🙂

My "first method" described here was the bundle: "Bundle the two arrays or create a complex 1D array. The xy graph accepts both.")

[RavensFan]

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@altenbach wrote:

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@RavensFan wrote:

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Numeric >> Complex palette.   Polar to Complex

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RE/IM to complex, right?

(Sorry, I thought that's what he already wired up and I thought the bundle code was missing. 🙂

My "first method" described here was the bundle: "Bundle the two arrays or create a complex 1D array. The xy graph accepts both.")

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Yes.  You're right.  Them being on the same palette, I just looked at the name of the wrong one.

I just realized in his message about "the one below", he meant the image below his text in that specific message, but I could see how it could have been read as the image that was at the bottom of the image "below" of your message with both examples.

[RavensFan]

Brzhou123,

You should accept Altenbach's message #4 as the solution to your problem.  All my messages were just to help clarify the followup questions you had.