2D Plot Channel Names

[ML927]

Oups sorry, I missed that info... My bad !

I'll try to figure out something else then 🙂

[BrianCT]

I'm still struggling with this, can anyone help?

[Alex-C]

Have you explored using the GraphObjChnNameGet command? It looks like this should return the name of an object in a report, being a curve in your case.You may be able to loop through the curves in your report to see if the specific one you're looking for already exists, then add the channel maximum from there

[ML927]

Some editing is still needed but that should be a good starting point.

[BrianCT]

Can you paste the code into a reply?

[ML927 · Accepted solution]

Sorry, forgot you could not download anything...

'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
'-- VBS script file
'-- Created on 05/09/2018 13:37:04
'-- Author: 
'-- Comment: 
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Option Explicit  'Forces the explicit declaration of all the variables in a script.

Data.Root.Clear
Call DataFileLoad(CurrentScriptPath & "EXAMPLE.TDM")

Call REPORT.LoadLayout(CurrentScriptPath & "EXAMPLE.TDR")

Dim oSheet : Set oSheet = REPORT.Sheets("Test")
Dim oChart : Set oChart = oSheet.Objects("Chart")
Dim oCurves : Set oCurves = oChart.Curves2D
Dim oChannels : Set oChannels = Data.Root.ActiveChannelGroup.Channels

Dim channel, oMyCurve, count, curve, name

count = 1
For Each channel In oChannels

  For Each curve In oCurves
    name = split(curve.Shape.YChannel.Reference, "/")
    If(name(1) = channel.Name) Then
      Set oMyCurve = oCurves.Add(e2DShapeLine, "New" & count)
      oMyCurve.Shape.XChannel.Reference = "[1]/Time"
      oMyCurve.Shape.YChannel.Reference = "[1]/" & channel.Name & "_Mean"
    End If
  Next

  count = count + 1
Next

[BrianCT]

Thanks for your help, works great!