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Lab VIEW's bar graph

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If we create a bar graph that represents negative values in Lab VIEW, it will be drawn in a form that extends downward from the vertical axis 0.

Is it possible to draw a bar graph that extends upward from -100, for example?

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If you don't mind connected bars and want to stop at a minimum value that isn't the bottom of the display, set to the midpoint nearest interpolation and set a second plot to the minimum value you want to fill to. You can then set the fill baseline option to the other plot:

bargraph.png

 

 

If you want separated bars then you can just set fill baseline option to -Infinity and it'll fill to the bottom of the display, not to zero:

 

bars.png

 

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Gradatim Ferociter
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Dear lluminatedG

 

thank you for your prompt answer!

I understand the content.

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