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Graph Object Properties

I want to make a graph object look just like the screen of the
oscilloscope it's getting data from.

What property(s) of a graph object are used to set the number of
vertical & horizontal graticule lines?
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> I want to make a graph object look just like the screen of the
> oscilloscope it's getting data from.
>
> What property(s) of a graph object are used to set the number of
> vertical & horizontal graticule lines?

The LV graph grids are controlled by the scale min, max, and increment.
If you want four grids between min and max, set incr to (max - min)/5.

Greg McKaskle
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If you want to make the graph look _exactly_ like your scope you can do something similar to my example. Here I have placed a decoration at back, pasted an image of a scope on that, then a graph painted transparent (foreground and background) on top. You can use the picture controls/functions also to load your image dynamically behind a transparent graph.
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