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Hello..

 

I am having a 2D array of numeric values... they are magnitude of some complex numbers in the order of (3.25085E+7, 2.87497E+7... so on). How can I make the scale of Intensity graph automatically in this range.???

 

Thanks

Nghtcwrlr

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If you right click on the graph in the block diagram, and go to create, then go to property node, and then select what ever you need to update. 

 

All the variable that you can change are located there.  NI did a decent job of labeling them too, and you should get a hang of it fairly fast. 

 

 

 

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Hello Zinnium

 

I have tried.but could not find much...what i need is , the upper and lower limits on the marker on the right side of the intensity graph should be between the values of data in the 2D array.How can i do that? There is no such function for the property node "Marker". I am having a complex 2D array with big values. See attachment.

 

Any hints wud be very helpful...

thnxx

Nghtcwrlr

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Hi Nghtcrwlr,

 

Try to use the property under Create>Property Node> Z Scale>Range>Maximum and Minimum. Then you can return the minimum an maximum with the "Array Min & Max" function in the array palette, see attachment...

 

Hope this will help you!

 

Best regards,

cheggers

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Hello cheggers

 

thnx.....I was trying to do with the X and Y scale range... i did not notice the Z scale range. Now it is wroking perfectly.

 

Thnx

Nghtcwrlr

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Cheggers

 

Thanks dude, I was just going off the top of my head on that and don't remember the exact callers.

 

We have to give it to NI,  that being able to easly find the property nodes does ROCK.  

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