Labview plots

[IlyaChaban]

Can i please ask you to send vi to me? Thank you.

[altenbach · Accepted solution]

Try this. Be aware that this is relatively clumsy, for example all graph must share the same properties and can only differ in data.

I am sure there are significantly better solutions that don't involve dynamic data!

Maybe you can graph all on the same plot, but with a different Y offset for each set. 

[IlyaChaban]

Sorry but i can't open it. I have LabView 2018.

[IlyaChaban]

Can i ask you to upload it with elder version? Than You!

[altenbach]

You really need to stop posting successive reminders, constantly bumping your thread with pointless messages (4+ so far in this thread alone!). That is just noise.

I posted it well after midnight here and went to bed.

In addition, I already said it's not really a good solution and I strongly recommend against it.

1. It does not scale well (once you have more than a few datasets, you'll run into space and performance problems).
2. Graphs inside clusters inside arrays don't work well in general (scaling, redrawing, etc.)
3. You need to leave room for the max number of graphs anyway (or show the scrollbar). Confusing for the user.

Still here it is. I emptied the array control to make the VI much smaller. Feel free to place your data back.

I strongly recommend to use the learning resources at the top of the forum and get away from dynamic data.