Plotting data from a text file in LabView 7.1

[Cory_K]

Unless you are emotionally attached to an xy-graph for the purpose of having multiple plots, I have another idea.

How about you split up the array into 8 colums (or just index each colum):

1 - > time

2 -8 --> each of the other columns

This way you could use a 'waveform graph', and have a graph for each of the columns of data.

You could give that a shot I guess..... 

[Cory_K]

Heres what I was talking about before.

You can just index each column.

It will use time as the x-axis and the selected column as the y-axis

Message Edited by Cory K on 09-18-2008 01:29 PM

[Scamper]

Cory,

It is worth a try.  Believe I know what you are saying and will try something like your suggestion.  Guess I was looking for an easy way, but guess those are more than one can count in this world.

Thanks for you assistance,

Bill

[Cory_K]

I also forgot to mention. If there are any columns that are related and you would like graphed on the same graph,

you can bundle the arrays then wire the output of the bundle to the waveform chart 

[hhtnwpu]

thanks!