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[gmazza]

Suggest to do as in the attached image?
(Do not pay attention to the part of the code on the first cycle)

[altenbach]

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@gmazza wrote:

Suggest to do as in the attached image?
(Do not pay attention to the part of the code on the first cycle)

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There are no cycles. If you talk about loops, there is no "first" because both loop operate in parallel. What is the point of the local variable? Why are you still trying to send strings to a graph? Your entire code (especially the array operations) is pure gibberish.

What does this last picture have to do with you latest question?  Please explain!

[gmazza]

Hello altenbach,
I enclose the correct version of the code.
Now my goal is to tie the x-scrollbar array with that of the graph, so as to slide (horizontally) to the graph when I slide the array.

[altenbach]

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gmazza wrote:

I enclose the correct version of the code.

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Where?

[gmazza]

Sorry...  

[altenbach]

This is still basically the same nonsense. What prevents you from attaching the actual VI?

Why don't you use an array of clusters, each cluster containing a numeric and a tank indicator, for example? No graph needed!

[altenbach]

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altenbach wrote:

Why don't you use an array of clusters, each cluster containing a numeric and a tank indicator, for example? No graph needed!

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Here's what I had in mind.

 

[billko]

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@altenbach wrote:

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altenbach wrote:

Why don't you use an array of clusters, each cluster containing a numeric and a tank indicator, for example? No graph needed!

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Here's what I had in mind.

 

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Super-clean interface.  I like that!

[gmazza]

Altenbach forgive me but I'm not very experienced with labview. So surely you can find solutions more effective than those that I can find myself.
That said, I have to create a chart. I wanted to have a chart that had the temperature on the y axis and Sart 01, Sart 02, etc. on the x axis. But it seems that it is not possible to put strings on the x axis. I thought I'd just put the identificatico (01, 02, etc. ..) but even this is possible because I have identifiers that are not in sequence (for example, 01, 02, 10, 03, 04, 11, etc. .. ).
So I opted to "replace" the x-axis with the array (although it certainly is not the most elegant solution). Now I just have to be able to tie the x-scrollbar dell'arry with the chart ... is it possible? and if so, how?

[altenbach]

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gmazza wrote:

That said, I have to create a chart.

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So why do you show code with a graph. That's different to a chart. Do you know the difference?

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gmazza wrote:

So I opted to "replace" the x-axis with the array (although it certainly is not the most elegant solution). Now I just have to be able to tie the x-scrollbar dell'arry with the chart ... is it possible? and if so, how?

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You still refuse to attach your actual VI containing typical data. We cannot help unless you cooperate a little bit.

Whatever you are trying to do can get very complicated, because you need to match the x-axis increment to the size of the array elements.