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Right way to plot multiple plots, time different on single graph or chart.

exist a "right  way to plot " a multiple plots on same graph / chart that are not synchronized on time ? you have an image where I use one graph and one chart to do this. I load on XY graph an .csv file to draw a pattern (the gray line), and I use and play with the transparency (completely transparent) an chart to plot in "streaming manner point by point" another 6 plots. I'm wander if can be made it on only one graph or chart. thank you in advance.

 

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exist a "right  way to plot " a multiple plots on same graph / chart that are not synchronized on time ? you have an image where I use one graph and one chart to do this. I load on XY graph an .csv file to draw a pattern (the gray line), and I use and play with the transparency (completely transparent) an chart to plot in "streaming manner point by point" another 6 plots. I'm wander if can be made it on only one graph or chart. thank you in advance.

 

xipxid_0-1620073788986.png

 


You say that they aren't sync'd in time.  Are they the same time period, just not spaced the same?  Do they represent the same data (maybe different unit) but taken at different times?

 

I'm not sure what you mean by "on one chart" because it seems that they are already on one chart?

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The time is the same... 600 seconds but the "pattern - gray line" I load it on start (loaded in a fraction of second at start / open the .csv) as a pattern to compare the next plots that it follow or not the pattern. the plots are plotted with 3Hz. (the rainbow pattern / plots...)

 

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first off all I load this pattern from a .csv file. to be a "theoretical expectation plot"

 

xipxid_1-1620076631582.png

 

after that I load first image... I push a button "Start" and are plotting the rainbow plots with 3Hz in the streaming manner.

 

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The time is the same... 600 seconds but the "pattern - gray line" I load it on start (loaded in a fraction of second at start / open the .csv) as a pattern to compare the next plots that it follow or not the pattern. the plots are plotted with 3Hz. (the rainbow pattern / plots...)

 

xipxid_0-1620076415327.png

 

first off all I load this pattern from a .csv file. to be a "theoretical expectation plot"

 

xipxid_1-1620076631582.png

 

after that I load first image... I push a button "Start" and are plotting the rainbow plots with 3Hz in the streaming manner.

 


I'm still not quite sure what you need.  Do you need this to update in "real time"?

Bill
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Hi xipxid,

 


@xipxid wrote:

exist a "right  way to plot " a multiple plots on same graph / chart that are not synchronized on time ? you have an image where I use one graph and one chart to do this. I load on XY graph an .csv file to draw a pattern (the gray line), and I use and play with the transparency (completely transparent) an chart to plot in "streaming manner point by point" another 6 plots. I'm wander if can be made it on only one graph or chart.


There exit ways to place more than one plot on a chart or graph. If it's the "right" way depends on your requirements…

Using a transparent chart over a XYGraph surely is not the best way. Why not plot all data on this XYGraph? Each plot can contain a different number of  samples!

(Depending on the way you build up the data for those plots you might also use a Waveform graph, which might simplify building the individual plots.)

Best regards,
GerdW


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