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My waveform graph has two graphs overlaying each other.  The graph has two mult-plot cursors.  Each cursor is watching a different plot. I tried to use the property node to move the cursor, and it seems like the cursors will go there for a split second and go back.  Why is that?  How do fix that?  

 

Also, on the cursor lengend, all I care about is the x values from each cursor.  Is there a way to format the legend as following?

 

cursor 0x1

cursor 1x2

 

See attached VI.

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The multi-plot mode is only a valid choice for mixed signal graphs. (according to the help)

 

It is actually greyed out in the cursor properties. In any case, select one of the other two options and everything seems to work.

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For me, multi-plot mode is enabled for all 3 option.  However, all 3 options have the same problem.  The cursor will jump to the set point of the property node and jump back  immediately.  I played around with it a little bit more, and I realized that the problem is tied with the watch setting.  Once I get rid of that, it seems to work fine.  

 

I ended up using mixed signal graph, which will will display the x cursor coordinate without the watch option.  

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i need a help

in my vi the ball most be on cursor0position then on cursor1position.................. then on cursor5position

but on other graph (xygraph2).cursors are on xygraph

how i can do this?

i attached my vi

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ball must be on the same cursors position ,but i don;t know how?

please i need help

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You need to use "Map XY to coordinates" to transform the coordinates. Here is a quick rewrite. See if it suits your needs.

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thanks 🙂

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