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lower and upper limit on graph - LabVIEW NXG 3.0

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Hello

 

I have a question regarding LV NXG graphs.
 
I have this situation, on figure 1 I request a short amount of date from my DB, and as far as I can tell, it is working fine. On the other hand, on figure 2, I seleted a large amount of date, so we made a logic to only show the mean based on one hour. In this case, my upper x axes limit gets a lil messy. 
 
Do you have any idea how limit axes on LV NXG running a webVI?

 

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Hey Granado,

 

What exaclty do you mean when you said the limits got messy?

 

Regarding the X axis, have you checked the axis settings for the graph control in webVIs?

 

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Felipe Flores
Technical Support Engineer
National Instruments
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I needed to look very closely at the images to understand the problem.

 

You have set the end time of your Graph to 3:something PM. This corresponds to the right-most tick on the X Axis. Unfortunately, the Label associated with this says 11AM, which should be the label of the tick just to the LEFT of the last one. Correct?

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Hello Intaris

Actually I figured out that I had a problem related on how my LV 2016 reads the data from my sql database.
This issue led my string to timestamp VI to convert my date wrong.

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Hello FloresFe,

 

Actually I figured out that I had a problem related on how my LV 2016 reads the data from my sql database.
This issue led my string to timestamp VI to convert my date wrong

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