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how to set system time in graph

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please see the attached file.

i want system time of x-axis. i can this when using only one graph on each graph chart but in this condition multiple graph on one graph chart.

 

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asif 

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What you want to do is very easy. Just set the X-axis to absolute time format from the properties menu of the Chart, and use the Build waveform trick to bundle together your data values with time:

 

timechart.png

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Please see attachment.

i want this graph to be run continuously. graph out put is not as i want. it should show continuous updating input from slider.  

 

Thanks

Asif

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@Asif138 wrote:

Please see attachment.

i want this graph to be run continuously. graph out put is not as i want. it should show continuous updating input from slider.  

 

Thanks

Asif


  1. Do not mix the terms. You have a Chart here, not a Graph.
  2. It would help if you could explain what is your actual goal:
    1. Your VI just does exactly how you programmed it. Creates a single curve, since you used a Bundle function and a Cluster to Array before the Build Waveform. I did NOT show this way in my example!
    2. Why you want to divide each curve with zero or 1?? If your goal is to hide a curve, just use the Plot Legend, right click on a Plot, and select/deselect "Plot Visible" property!

Check this snippet:

 

chaqrtexample1.png

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this is exactly what i want.

Thank you brother.

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