Newbie graph question.

[archangel_hp]

Hello there. My LabVIEW program is reading measurements from a digital multimeter. I need to make a graphic of that measure in terms of a current i manually vary. I would like to know if with an XY Graph can I plot this results. This would mean that X is my current and Y is the measurement from the dmm. Thank you.

[smercurio_fc]

See here.

I would suggest reading up on graphs in the LabVIEW manual, going though the LabVIEW tutorial, and looking at the examples. Your question is answered in all three places.

[archangel_hp]

Hi there. I've seen this context help screen before but I didn't know where to find these array functions and how to manipulate them. I looked for them in the array palette but I didn't found  them.

[smercurio_fc]

The top one is a Bundle function. It creates clusters from any type of input. The bottom is a Build Array function. It creates an array from the same type of element. These are both explained in the LabVIEW help. The top method is used when you want a single XY Graph. In this case you wire in an array of X values and an array of Y values to get a cluster of two arrays. The bottom method is used when you need multiple XY curves on the same graph. In this case you get an array of clusters.

I would strongly recommend that you go though the LabVIEW tutorial. As I indicated, there's examples that ship with LabVIEW that show the various graphs.