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XY Graph Axis Custom Scale

I have a graph in excel that I am trying to duplicate in labview.  I'm having trouble setting the scaling for both axis so they look like the excel graph.  Any suggestions?  I attached the vi I'm using that just plots one line currently.
 
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here is how to do multiple plots on a XY graph
- there is always an easy way, but it is always the hardest to find
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Could you save your example in 8.2?  To be clear my issue wasn't multiple plots but rather the scale labeling for the x and y-axis.  I can't seem to format them like in the picture.
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Right click the graph and select properties\scales to adjust the look of the numbering of the scales
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Tried that with no luck, just wouldn't give me the results pictured.
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Are you trying to duplicate the scale values or the scale labeling?
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Scale vaules.....so for the x axis 63, 125, etc.....but I can't figure out how to do it.
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If you create a property node of the x scale marker values, you can control the displayed x scale values except the min and max values are always displayed. Also make sure the x scale style is select to display the intermediate values.
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That did the trick....thanks for sticking with me and helping me out.....
 
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