[m.gandler]

Hallo,

I have an array (45 columns and a custom number of rows). Every second a generate a new row, in the first column is 

a timestamp in seconds.

Now I want to take one column and show the values in this column in graph, the X-values are from the first column.

I tried it like that:

And the graph looks like this:

The timeline doesn't match with the timestamp.

Is there a better way to show the values, e.g. waveform chart or graph. But how I can generate a signal for such a chart with an 2D array that includes timestamp and value??

Thanks.

[SynergyMike]

Your signal selection appears to use string to numeric where the string is not a number - perhaps you should consider using an enum instead of the string w/conversion.

Michael Tracy

Synergy Microwave

[m.gandler]

The selection is a combobox with different values.

e.g. signal1 has value 1. The indexing of the array is correct, i tried it.

[SynergyMike]

Sorry, I saw the straight line response and assumed the indexing was off.  In circumstances where I had a date stamp and the _year_ data was off, the problem was actually in the date formatting for the _month_ part of the data (doesn't make sense, I know).  I don't recall the specifics now, but I would check that.

Regards,

Michael

[Darin.K]

For one thing, it sure looks to me like you are bundling your Y values and then your X values when it should be the other way around.

[j1balogh]

I am getting similar results. The timestamp on the X Axis does not match the time.  There seems to be a lost of a second every 5 to 10 seconds.  I am doing a 24 Hour test and this adds up.

[j1balogh]

[j1balogh]

I found out that if I change my loop update rate back to one second the problem goes away, if I change it back to 2 second update rate I lose a second every other second.  

[j1balogh]

I solved it, I changed the scale under properties to 2 and it solved the problem.