Pareto Chart

[SibangiB]

How to build a pareto chart in labview?

[GerdW]

Hi sibangi,

to show a pareto chart you simply have to sort your data values to start with largest value first.

Then plot them in a graph and edit the plot properties to show bars…

[SibangiB]

But for Pareto analysis, the cumulative frequency is taken into account and also there is another line chart along with the bar chart. how to do that?

[GerdW]

Hi Sibangi,

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@SibangiB wrote:

the cumulative frequency is taken into account

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You can prepare your data as you like. When you need some cumulated values then you need to add them up…

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@SibangiB wrote:

also there is another line chart along with the bar chart.

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A graph can show more than just one plot. Each plot can have ite own plot properties!

[alexderjuengere]

the tricky part will be to label each column properly

annotations may be used...

[DavidWei]

Hi Alexderjuengere

Could you please share your VI? Because I can not find Notizliste property node and I also don't know how to create it.

[JÞB]

In English versions that is the Annotations property 

[alexderjuengere]

attached as.vi saved backed to  labview 2010 (64 bit)

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@JÞB wrote:

In English versions that is the Annotations property 

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correct

[Krifi]

In case of single run, the annotations are clear and visible, but if the acquisition is continuous, then when maximum in Y axis data gets higher and then that compresses the Y scale values and the annotation gets overlapped with the bar plot data and gets hidden, any idea on how to handle this scenario?

[alexderjuengere]

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@Krifi wrote:

In case of single run, the annotations are clear and visible, but if the acquisition is continuous, then when maximum in Y axis data gets higher and then that compresses the Y scale values and the annotation gets overlapped with the bar plot data and gets hidden, any idea on how to handle this scenario?

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scale your data to 1, before displaying in a pareto chart