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How to change range of Y Axis on stacked plots

Thank you very much Craig and excuse me for so stupid question 🙂
I hadn't any time for thinking.
All working properly.
Mike

Craig Graham wrote:

> Pop the right mouse button menu over the second plot in the "plot legend",
> go down to "Y-Scale" and select "Amplitude 2". Problem sorted. Each axis can
> hold more than one dataset so you have to tell the graph which datasets go
> with each axis.
>
> Mike Manzheliy wrote in message
> news:3AB5D8EB.CB527209@levsha.ru...
> > Hi Craig,
> > see attached file, please ( Strange.vi.)
> > My version 6.01
> > As you can see the scale of the plot is changing but the waveform
> > don't overdrawing. It's truncated 😞
> > Mike
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A good but not easy solution to accomplish what you want is to use a picture control in order to graph your data. In this case you can configure your data representation in any way you like.
An easier way is to use the Y Scale info -> Y Editable attribute node in order to give a user access to manually set the range of the axis range you want to change.
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Use a FOR-loop containing an attribute node, that first (above the other) sets the active plot (by feeding the loop counter 'i' to active plot) and after that (below) feeding the desired scaling info for that channel.
This works definitely!
Greetings!
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