07-13-2010 04:09 AM
How do I change the graph y-axis to display the values 0 - 100% of my data?
I've have some 2D arrays each containing sets of data which I'd like to plot against a % label (not % of the data!). The data within each array are all the same length (because I have re-sampled the data within the array), but no 2 arrays are the same length. The first element represents 0% and the last 100%.
Thanks
07-13-2010 04:16 AM
hi graham,
If you are wiring a 2d array to a graph indicator you will get two seperate plots on a time scale of delta t =1.Now straight away you can plot for % -axis.For that you need to first calculate the percentage and then wire to the graph indicator.TO have a clear understanding please rename the y-axis label to %.
Thanks and regards,
srikrishnaNF
07-13-2010 04:47 AM
Not sure I understand that srikrishnaNF.
I have a dataset with 11658 samples which I'd like to plot against an axis that says 0 - 100. The graphs read number of samples, working out percentages won't change that. I think I need to downsample.
07-13-2010 05:03 AM
My mistake! I meant y-axis. This works ..
07-13-2010 05:03 AM
Hi Graham,
- you can change the Y-axis label to whatever you like, "Amplitude [%]" would be possible...
- you can switch off autoscaling and set your own scale range from 0 to 100
Easy as it is.
Do you want something else? Could you show a small example?