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displaying multiplot XY graphs point by point

Attached is a vi showing two methods for displaying plots point by point, the second method is usually but not suitable for my application because it needs one shift register per plot.

I'd use the simplest method (the first) to display a graph with only one  shift register but the XY graph does not accept more than 2 plots!

 

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Hi Cinou

 

You may get a better response if you submit your VI in an earlier version of LabView as only a limited number of forum members have LV 2013. Goto 'File > Save for Previous Version' and select LV 2012 or earlier.  Smiley Happy

 

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This may just point out my relative newness to LabVIEW, but what is the problem with having a separate shift register for each plot on the graph?

 

Cameron

 

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Using just one shift register is ok too:

check.png

You just have to put a little more effort into selecting the actual plot before adding new data to it...

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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