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Wow, Chris, I'd never noticed that in all my years of fiddling legends.  Perhaps I always end up stacking then vertically?  But, great catch.


Dave

David Boyd
Sr. Test Engineer
Abbott Labs
(lapsed) Certified LabVIEW Developer
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A much better design would have the style to the left of the plot name. It would look better in vertical or horizontal, IMHO. Unfortunately I had no input in the late eighties when this got cast in stone. 😄

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@altenbach wrote:

A much better design would have the style to the left of the plot name. It would look better in vertical or horizontal, IMHO. Unfortunately I had no input in the late eighties when this got cast in stone. 😄


Actually, the elements can easily be rearranged in the control editor!

 

altenbach_0-1733378519330.png

 

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@altenbach wrote:

@altenbach wrote:

A much better design would have the style to the left of the plot name. It would look better in vertical or horizontal, IMHO. Unfortunately I had no input in the late eighties when this got cast in stone. 😄


Actually, the elements can easily be rearranged in the control editor!

 

altenbach_0-1733378519330.png

 


This doesn't work for me if I update the name of the plot. Just after customization:

 

BertMcMahan_0-1733416975146.png

 

After updating the name to be longer:

BertMcMahan_1-1733416997796.png

 

This seemed to happen with or without the visibility checkbox. Did you see any way to "maintain order" with the items in the legend? Also... any way to add a gap between items?

 

I have a VI with some horizontal legends whose length can change at runtime. I've been fighting these daggum legends for forever 🙂

 

 

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Sorry, I did not really play with it in detail, so maybe it's not a viable solution. I'll do some tests....

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