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Re: filled graph

Hi Alberto,
Thanks for responding so quickly. In fact my problem was not the properties
of the plot, because I set before the "CourbeAct" property the way you said.
The trouble is more about how to set the properties of the Y axis when you
have more than one axis and especially the way to select the axis related to
a specified plot. I have joined the front face of the vi, so you will
understand more precisely what the problem is.
Regards, Gilles


Hi Gilles,
in a multiplot graph each plot is indexed by reference number (0 first
plot).If you want to set a plot property you have also to use the
property ActivePlot to specify which plot you want to refer. If you
don't do it each plot properties will be applied to plot 0 (first
plot). See this example
.
Good luck,
Alberto



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Thanks for posting. I will try to help, but it is customary to reply to your original post. This way the people that were helping you can continue to help. Creating a new post means everyone has to start from scratch.

From what I could tell, LabVIEW only allows programatic changing the first axis but not the subsequent ones. You can change the min and max values of the chart by hand (be sure to turn of autoscaling). The best programtic workaround I can think of is to overlay two waveform graphs and carefully make one almost invisible so it can overlay the bottom graph. With careful placing you can make the two graphs appear as one.
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