Using controls to change range of multiple graphs

[Dennis_Knutson]

Is the question how to create x number of graphs on the fly? Or will you have a fixed number? If you have a fixed number, then you will be taking different subsets of the array you read in fom the file. You would then apply altenbach's solution to scale the different x axes. I will repeat my last question - why are you trying to do this with picture plots instead of the normal graph? The normal waveform graph makes this pretty simple.

[dan07]

I will create a number of graphs on the fly, because my ascii file always has the same size (9001 values) but the intervals of each graph will be different in some situations, resulting in a differente number of graphs.

Concerning the picture plot, I make a mistake about that. I try to solve my problem taking parts of some examples but I agree that normal waveform graphs will be better.

From a ascii file with 9001 values I need to create several graphs with the same interval size in the X scale, but this interval need to be controlled by a control, to allow the change of all graphs by one command.

Thanks

Daniel

[Dennis_Knutson]

And how are you planning on creating the graphs on the fly? There are certain techniques that can do this but none of them are trivial for a beginner. Much better to limit the number and control their visibility.

And as I said, you need to combine altenbach's solution with the Array Subset function to retrieve x number of segments from the data array read from file.

[dan07]

I don't know how exactly I will create the graphs on the fly, I am working on this problem, with difficult, but working....

In my first version of VI I will use limited number of graphs and will use Altenbach's solution and array subset with all my segments.....

I will work on the VI and post my results soon....

Thanks

Daniel