Waveform Charts

[SercoSteveB]

Which of the following Waveform Charts is displaying the data generated by the VI?

[mini09]

B

Crossrulz is correct, Transpose array is selected by default in charts.

I switch my answer to A.

[LordNobady]

B

[A.Bernau]

C (?), no,
you are right it is B
@ dfjuggler: Answer A is the "transposed array" option on, so it is (in my opinion) not the original output/result even it is the default case. I recognized it after coding this example. I still think B is the answer. (sorry for my limited English)

[dfjuggler]

A

@Andreas23: I also later checked by coding, but I got A by default. At the same time, from the help: "If you cannot determine the number of plots you want to display until run time, or you want to pass multiple points for multiple plots in a single update, wire a 2D array of numeric values or waveforms to the chart. By default, the waveform chart treats each column in the array as a single plot. Wire a 2D array data type to the chart, right-click the chart, and select Transpose Array from the shortcut menu to treat each row in the array as a single plot."

On the other hand, I'm a bit confused since I get B only after deselecting Transpose Array, which is selected by default when I wire the 2D array. This seems to be the opposite to what the help is describing.

Am I missing something?

[clendon.gibson@canrig.com]

B

[MrStevenUND]

B

[crossrulz]

Charts transpose by default, so A.

[nik35324]

A

[SercoSteveB]

Answer: A.  Nice one dfjuggler, crossrulz & nik35324

Anybody know why the Transpose by default?

[ashwinilele]

I have confusion between A and C

But  I got A after running the code. But why not C?

[chan1989]

The last element 1 is replaced with "7" by the "replace the subset" VI.

[M.P.Bharghavi]

Ans:A

[Sangameshsh]

@ashwinilele: C has y axis of 6 (max) but we need 7 so A is correct option