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Hello,

 

In the attached VI, I would like to know how to split up the data and plot different graphs as the times change (4 graphs in total for time = 20, 30, 40, 50).  Can you assist me in this endevour?

 

Thanks,

hiNi.

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I managed to simplify your code some to get one large plot.  Is there a reason the "Time: " is there when the header already tells us what it is?  Same for the Temp.  I would say that is a problem with the writing routine.  I'll have to think a little bit more on what would be the best way to get the times out.


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Hello,

 

THANKS for your response and help!  I placed that header info myself manually in the text file as I wanted to make sure that the data from the instrument was going to the right column.  You can ignore the first entry. Sorry for adding extra work.

 

Sincerely,

hiNi. 

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Ok, what I did was turn the text into a 2D array of strings, index off each column, and formated as needed.  I didn't get so far as to get the times separated yet.  I'll leave that for you to do.


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THANK YOU!

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