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I will save this values into some text file, so I need values on x and y -axis; In my case I just get "amplitude" on y- axis,but I also need what is on x- axis in my case is time...

 

Thanks for hepl and ideas

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You need to extract the T0 (initial time) and the dT (interval time) out of the waveform.

 

With the index values and some math, you can figure out where you cursor starts.  You can also use the Ramp function to create an array of times that you can use so that you have an X time and Y data point correlation.

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