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Multiple Uneven 2D XY Graph

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I had a problem with graphing a bunch of X,Ypoints. I had multiple 2D arrays. Each 2D array had different number of rows. I came up with this solution (see attached

vis, both 2010 and 2009).

Please let me know if there is a better way. I would have like all of the zeros to go to NaN.

Best option would be to create a 3D array with different size 2D arrays.

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Hi ADrexelDragon,

 

While it is possible to create a 3D array from the multiple 2D arrays, a better way to send data to the XY Graph would be to send an array of clusters.  To do this you would take your 1D array of X points and 1D array of Y points and use the bundle function to create a cluster.  You would create as many clusters as needed and then the final step will be the Build Array function to put the clusters into a single array.  See the bottom portion of the block diagram on the attached VI (LV2010 format).

 

Anthony F.

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I knew there was a simpler solution. Thank you!

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