How to make X-channel decreasing using chart?

[RavensFan]

So then don't keep trying to use a chart.  Use an XY graph.  The one thing you will need to do is maintain a history of what was already placed into the graph.  A quick way to get started is to use the Build XY Graph express VI.

[No_RegreTs]

you dont know the answer so please leave this topic.. I have to do  it on chart I couldnt change the program however I want. IT MUST BE A CHART!!!!! you still dont get it...

Is anyone else  could help me?

[EvenDeejay]

Please behave!

Send us the VI you saw with chart, so we can take a look at it, or ask the person who created it.  

[No_RegreTs]

If I had to chance to upload it here , I did but I dont have a permission

[EvenDeejay]

Try to use winzip or something. Also the filesize limit is 4MB I believe

[No_RegreTs]

I cant share this programme thats why I couldnt upload..

[RavensFan]

You don't get it.  IT CAN'T BE A CHART!

Who says it must be a chart?

Apparently, you don't have the ability to actually listen to what is being told to you.

So I will leave this thread.  Good luck getting anybody to help you after your rude response!

[paulmw]

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@No_RegreTs wrote:

And I said earlier. I saw that happens...........................................

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Maybe you saw a chart with the right side of the X axis set to zero.  If you drop a waveform chart and change the right value of the x axis to zero, the chart will scroll in the opposite direction.

[paulmw]

You can also change the Display Format for the X-axis to include a minus sysmbol to make it look like it is going negative...

[No_RegreTs]

but x channel going zero to 100. my X channel goes like 533-532-531.. What I want to do is makex channel values decreasing not increasing. What u showed is going just right to left.