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XY Graph & array

Hey everyone,
I am having a conceptual problem. I have an array that has 8 elements
and I want to plot them in on the same graph. I can't use a waveform
chart because it crashes on the PDA platform. If i try wiring the array
to a waveform graph it works but I only get 1 value for it being
plotted. I want to use an XY graph but I can't wire it directly because
it isn't a cluster of arrays. I am not sure how to go about plotting
this data. Thank you in advance.

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Hi GHernandez,
 
    The following information may help you:
 
    You can bundle your array as a cluster,than show it by XY Graph.
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Hello,

It is quite easy, I think the help topic about Graphs and Charts is quite well done, have quick look at it 😉

There is a quick way to plot your 8 (or more.. or less) elements in an XY graph, I hope this is what you were asking for and thatit wil work on your PDA Smiley Surprised


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Also, search the example finder for XY Graph, and you will find an example which shows you exactly how to do this.

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Keep your array as y axis and create another array of x axis with the corrresponding indices of each of original Y array's elements.

Now bundle both these arrays and plot

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