AG1000001 wrote:
I'll have 6 tabs with each tab consisting of ~60 graphs. The graphs will be small in area so they can fit but big enough to be visually distinct.
That just seems like a crazy thing to try to do. Are you using some super duper high resolution display and multiple monitors?
LV 6.1 is rather ancient. If you were able to upgrade, then scripting would become available to you, and for a total of 360 graphs, it would be worth the time to create a good script to replicate all of those graphs. However even with that, you still will have a difficult time trying to wire up all the different sources of data on the block diagram. I think you should take a long, hard look at your program's architecture and your front panel layout to see if what you are planning is really the best way to present your information.
Other possibilities would be to use subpanels and VI templates and dynamically call a template into each subpanel. But you still have a lot of program architecture to work out to get that to work. And I'm not sure that subpanels and templates are even available in LV6.1. Others on the forum with longer LabVIEW experience I'm sure can comment.
Maybe there is a way to do this, but I'm afraid you are probably just going to need to spend a ridiculous amount of time creating, copying, and wiring 360 graphs.
