01-26-2010 07:40 AM
Hi,
I want to generate a report with multi-XY curve in one graph.
Thanks
Pascal
01-26-2010 08:41 AM
What have tried so far and how do you struggle.
Thanks

01-26-2010 09:01 AM
I have been searching and as far as I can see , i can not make from the existing VI in the report generation (word) a multiple xy graph with varing X data. meaning i should include the x data in the first row and all the y-data the the next rows. My data is sometimes the inverse so multiple X with one Y data series. or even multiple X data and multiple Y data series. This is no problem in a normal xy graph
As it is the first time that I using the report generation vi's I struggle of course with multiple issues.
how can I create a graph with no lines , only markers
how can I rotate the y title
Thanks Pascal
01-29-2010 07:31 AM
Hello Pascal,
I suppose you're using the report generation express VI with the template "basic report for Word".
The problem here is that this template doesn't support multiplot XY-graphs and has a fixed look (so you can't change the lines/markers or the rotation of the title).
However there are solutions for your problem:
- You can change this template (or create a new one), if you have the report generation toolkit.
- Another (simple) solution is to just report your data in table format to Word and then use word to create the graphs you want starting from that data table.
- Another (more complex) solution is to write your own software by using activeX controls to create that specific word file, but because you're new at labview I wouldnt advise that (for now).
On ni.com there's a solution for an anolog problem with Excel (with an example file included):
(http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/CFD30D5E9C01AB5386256CFB0082AF3E?OpenDocument)
If you have further questions, then just let me know..
02-05-2010 08:25 AM
Hello,
So did this fix your problem?
02-05-2010 08:46 AM
Due to other priorities I didn't have time to fully check this
I'm not a fully newbie so I could do some more complex programming
But I can only do that in a month or so.
so I will come back to you if I can't solve this
Regards Pascal
03-16-2012 02:18 PM
Ok, then hopefully everything will work out fine!