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How to copy one plot from a waveformGraph or a chart to an other waveform Graph in run time?

Hello...
I need to copy a chart og waveform graph to another waveform graph in runtime, but its not working, I tried to copy froma chart to a graph by using the history property, but it didn't work coz it just runs the data from the chart the same way in the graph. I sort off want a standing plot from the chart to graph. or from graph to graph. it doesn't matter.
The meaning by that is that I want to check the data , by using the graph pallete and the cursor pallette.
But I can't do that if the source graph  is running.
so by copieng the graphs data to another graph. i can check the data all the time i want.
I Hope someone out there Understand what I mean. My english is not that good.
Thanks.
Zamzam
 
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If I understand you correctly, you want to take a snapshot of the data in the chart and copy it to a graph. Unless you make this part of a Boolean operation, then you will get constantly changing data in the graph. Add a front panel Boolean and a case statement or use the event structure to copy only when the button is clicked.
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..Yeah
something like that. the data chart is running in srcoll mode so the data are shown for only a period of time, by this i mean that ex. i you can only see a period of 200 samples, but not the hole data that allready are in the back ground of the chart.
So here... can I coby all the data that allready has past. i suppose i got to copy the history data of the chart to get all the data! ?
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Hi again, I maked this VI, and it works, but i cant really get the X- scale time with it, any suggestions.!
Thanks
Zamzam
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Got it 

Thanks for help !!!

That site is Greeeeaaaaaatte

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Ooouupps forgot to attache file!!

 

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