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Your other post indicates this is for a thesis, which I consider homework. What have you done? What do you understand? What do you get from a waveform chart? Do you have one plot, or 10 plots? If you have one plot, what do you get as the datatype for the chart's data? If you have more than one plot, what do you get? What is the datatype that a waveform graph accepts? Have you looked to see how that's defined? As an example, let's say you have one plot on your chart. When you get the data you get ... a 1D array of values. That kind of makes sense, right? Well, what's the waveform datatype? It's composed of a starting time, delta time between points, and an array of values. Hmmmm... So how about using the Build Waveform function? Just a thought...

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We had a weekend. You posted this question now in 3 different places. To be taken more seriously, you might also want to learn the correct spelling of LabVIEW (one word!). 😄

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