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rename cursor axis label for a XY Graph

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Hello,

 

  I am using Labview 8.2 and would like to relabel the axis of the cursor legend for a XY graph. Presently the cursor lengend contains X (for the X axis) and Y for the (Y axis). I would like to be able to rename the labels of the X and Y axis of the cursor lengend to give the user a more accurate description of the axis labels.

 

 

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Kaspar
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Like this

Tim
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Hello,

 

  Thanks for getting back to me. I know how to label the X and Y axis of the graph. I was looking for how to change the names of the cursor axis label. Right click the graph and show the cursor legend. I would like to be able to rename the cursor legend axis names

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Kaspar
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Tim
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Hello,

 

   Getting closer......I see the cursors named Tim and Aaron.........both displaying the X axis value as X and the Y axis value as Y. How can I make the Cursor legend display the X axis value as "Like" and the Y axis value as "This"....

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Kaspar
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Tim
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Of like this if this is what you mean.

Tim
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The changes that were made changed the names of the cursors, not the name of the X and Y axis. Think of it this way suppose that I have a X Y graph of Frequency (on the X axis) and Amplitude (on the Y axis). I create a cursor on the graph and move it around the waveform to examine the characterictics of the signal. When I move the cursor I would like the see the frequency and amplitude where the cursor is at on the signal. Right now the user has to remember (not to difficult) to figure out that the X axis is frequency and the Y axis is amplitude.

  So I would like to be able to rename the header of the cursor location from X to Frequency and Y to Amplitude.

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Kaspar
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Something like this?

Tim
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what version of labview is this?

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Kaspar
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