LabVIEW
Labview plots
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Yes, we need actual code here to be sure, but this sounds like a classic example of the difference between a "graph" and a "chart" in LabVIEW.
A "chart" has internal history/memory, so it takes what you send it and adds it to what it had before (up to a limit). A graph takes what you send it and only shows the most recent values sent.
The "lazy" way to do this would be to get a history property node for the chart and use that.
The "proper" way would be to maintain the array of data you want manually and get that, instead of relying on a chart.
If you have a fixed dataset, you need a graph, not a chart.
Please attach a simplified version of your VI so we can give more specific advice.
Most people here don't use dynamic data and express VIs. Too opaque and too much overhead.
Apparently, you have an array of dynamic data and each array element contains three signals. Notice that you have an array of dynamic data, but your output tunnels throws everything away except the last filtered array element.
It is not clear what you want? (append the four array elements? Create four graphs, each with three plots? Something else?)
You definitely want a graph, not a chart.
Maybe something like this?
If you want the number of graphs to adjust automatically, there will be some limitations, but it's doable.
@IlyaChaban wrote:
I want it to be controlled automatically to recognize that how many accelerometers has been uploaded and create as many plots area as a amount of accelerometers.
If the max number is small (1..5, maybe), you could use an array of graphs (but they need to be inside a cluster). Here's one possibility. Still, it seem silly to resize the array, because you need to leave sufficient room for the max size.
