How to create a amplitude against freq graph?

[pjr1121]

Image two is basically a replacement for where I showed the XY graph in the previous image I sent.  Just showing how you can add the third XY pair into the Cluster Array.

For property nodes, you can find them under Programming > Application Control.  wire a reference or right clink and use Link To in order to connect a property node to a specific object.  Or, you can simply right click a control/indicator on the block diagram and go to Create > Property Node > (select what you want).  You can expand the property nodes to include as few or as many properties as you wish.  Property nodes give you access to almost any aspect of a control/indicator you could want.  Including background color, object position, Ranges of XY axes, plot colors, line shape, etc. Each type of control/indicator has it's own properties you can access/change programmatically.

http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361H-01/glang/property_node/

[vanashree]

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[maciel.gabriela]

Im having the same problem when trying to build an amplitude x position graph. I have to arrays, one for the positions, that are fixed and one for the amplitude related to each position point. The amplitude is varying with time, but my graph doesn't need to show time. I tryed to connect each of the arrays to one of the inputs of a cluster, using the bundle function, but when I do it, it displays this error: "The type of the source is cluster of 2 elements.
The type of the sink is 1-D array ofcluster of 2 elements.". If someone could help me on it, I'll be very gratefull!

My vi is in the attachments

[pjr1121]

First, you shouldn't try to hijack someone elses thread.  

Second, your supplied VI has absolutely nothing to do with the problem you described.  The supplied VI uses waveform charts and has no clusters or XY pairs at all. I suggest you re-visit the online tutorials to get a refresher on what these things are and how they differ (this information alone will be enough to solve your problem).