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trouble adding times to graphs

Joel,

The attached file has a llb extension. Can you please send the VI. Thanks! again for all your help.

MH
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Your Labview should be able to open the llb or labview library file. But anyway, ignore the previous response. Here is a modified VI to show you where to connect your analog input. On the diagram, replace the small sequence frame where the random number generator inside in a green background color (to make it easy for you to find) with your analog input. Here, I'm using a double numeric datatype. You need to acquire a single data point or measurement from a single analog input channel. Good luck!
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Joel,

The grpah works very well! Thanks for all your help. I am now going to move on and try to figure out how to log 15 min values in a ASCII file to view later. Thanks again from all your help

MH
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Joel,

Where exactly to I format the time. I would like the date below the time. It doesn't have to be fancy something like 08-12 or Dec 8 etc.

Thanks again,

MH
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> Where exactly to I format the time. I would like the date below the
> time. It doesn't have to be fancy something like 08-12 or Dec 8 etc.
>

Either in the property page for the graph, or in the Scale Formatting
dialog, depending on which version of LV you are using.

Greg McKaskle
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Here's the modified the VI with the new time/date format. I hope this will help in your project in somehow. Anyway good luck!
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