stacked plots

[unclebump]

Here is a hacked up demo in 7.0 format.

[Dynamik]

Hi Evan, UncleBump,

     Evan You-da-man!, that's really cool!  Yet I doubted the Y-auto-scale would work - until UncleBump's example (thanks Unc! ).

I tried (unsuccessfully) to modify UncleBump's example to plot one set of points at a time.  In Fataneh's case, 16 new points, two per scale. 

To be honest, I'm not really understanding the underlying chart-"engine" or what these properties are manipulating.  It seems: each set of axis are capable of multiple-plots and a specific "Y-Scale" refers to a specific axis.  When configured as stacked, multiple Y-Scales (axis') are created, and, each incomming plot gets assigned to a [default] Y-Scale.  Evan is "rewiring" the default plot/Scale , re-directing multiple plots to certain axis'(?)  HEYee, I just stretched the plot-legend and it changed the way plots were drawn.  I'm soooo, confused.

[unclebump]

The number of plots showing in the legend determines how many Y-scales are present in the stacked plots. If the data has more plots than the legend, all of the extra plots default to plot 0.

[Dynamik]

Thanks UncleBump.  I'm glad Fataneh persisted (and that Evan replyed), this chart flexibility is good to know about - hope I remember it when the time comes.

[Fataneh]

Hi UncleBump and Dynamik,

This is great. Thanx a bunch for all the solutions and discussions. I haven't had a chance to really dive into UncleBump's example vi but I will in a short while and hopefully I'll be able to understand it. Thanx again to all.

Fataneh

[MSD100]

The Vi attached in above post is the same thing I am looking. However I could not understand and so could not modify the vi. My requirement is that I have 6 variables (2 in each) going in 3 stacked plots in single waveform chart. My whole program is in while loop and these variables repeatedly changes in every loop...Can anyone modify this vi or can explain how I can plot 6 variables in 3 stacked plots...

What I get from the vi is that: external for loop is for data feeding and internal for loop is for no. of variables...

[MSD100]

it still frustrating.....