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How do i add a graph behind my waveform .

This is what i'm trying to achieve . 

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anyone out there to help ? because i really don't get it . 

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What don't you get?  Your latest attachment shows you are plotting two waveforms simultaneously.

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Are you just trying to get grid marks on your chart? If so just right click your chart and select properties. Select the scales tab>>y axies and click a color (T) on grid styles and colors major grid. The T designates transparent so choose white.

 

Hope this helps

Now Using LabVIEW 2019SP1 and TestStand 2019
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I've seen that SupervisorsExample before. It's a homework assignment and the task is to make a VI work in a similar manner. The op's code is the VI called melvin. It seems there are several problems - including not having another plot.

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Now i'm kind of stuck i still don't know how to make my temperature plot like this green line

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You've got a working example and you have no clue how it works. One hint because I think the whole point of this is for you to learn LabVIEW. Right click on the plot legend. One of the options is how the points are connected.
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What im trying to ask for is . for my temp plot . i need to make like curve shape similar to the supervisor example but i cannot use everything from there . but i dont know how . 

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Well, it looks like the plot interpolation is actually correct. The basic problem is the way you are generating the temperature value.

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