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how can i chane the X axe

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My actual program save the values of temperature each time i set it even if i reset the program after one day or more i find the previous and the new values. What i want is this:

the same result but for every day apart :

-for example if i set and stop the program many times a day i find all the values registred and so on every single day ; i mean the values of the newest day overwrite the values registered in the previous day.

- and the x axe must be fixed between 00h00 and 23h59 ( the x axe still always fixed like that but the date change every day )

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Hi marmara,

 

why did you create a new thread for the same question?

What's wrong with my answer in your older thread?

 

Have you even tried to solve that problem as suggested? (You attach the very same VI as you did last week…)

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GerdW


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I would create your file based on the date.  Then you would have a different file for each day.  This would then allow the graph to only show the current day's data.


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Hi,

the last time you didn't understand me well so i tried to explain more because i really need help !

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Hi marmara,

 

the last time you didn't understand me well so i tried to explain more because i really need help !

Then why did you create a new thread instead of explain in your older thread?

It is considered "rude" to create several threads on the same topic!

 

And in the last days your VI didn't change. What have you tried so far?

Have you considered to stay away from ExpressVIs?

Have you considered to convert your timestamp to a DBL value instead of an integer?

Have you considered to filter your data by date?

Have you considered to use several plots as suggested?

Have you considered to write different files as suggested by Tim?

Best regards,
GerdW


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Ok thank you i will try to do that

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Hi marmara,

 

explain what?

Best regards,
GerdW


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