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How to split a graph with 2D data

hi,
I have a graph with 2 table and I want to use a strip chart.
See my example.
Thank's
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hi

find your vi attached with small addition...

regards
wha
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Thank's a lot.

regards
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Hi,

Do you :

a) want the signals shown in one control in the same chart?
b) want to show the lines in seperate charts in one control?
c) want to show the signals in two conrols?

a) In a Graph, you can't. In a Chart, you must right click in the chart
array, and select 'Stack Plots'. But first you'll have to split the array
data to an array of clusters with array elements in it. (for loop, auto
indexing, and put a "Array To Cluster" in it, don't forget to set the
cluster size!. Use auto indexing to build an array of clusters.

b) Simply wire it to a Graph.

c) Split the array using "Array Index" function.

Regards,

Wiebe.


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Hi,
I want to see n signal in the same chart (with strip chart).
For 2 signal it's OK but now, I tried with 3 signal and I have two in one chart and one.
I don't understant.
See my new example.
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