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Displaying an incorrect X axis timescale in a XY graph

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I'm trying to display 3 variables built with a cluster (time & numeric format).

When I format de X-axis as date, the value points doesn't correspond with the day in the plot.

Any idea what is happening?

The marker spacing of the X-axis seems to be 5, however, when it arrives to 28/10, the next mark is 01/11(!) instead of 02/11.

I'm using LabVIEW 2020 on Win10.

 

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check this please

CLA
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Using LabVIEW on another computer, it happens the same issue.

 

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What if you show hours and minutes too? Are you sure that the HH:MM part of the date is null? If not, the actual shift may be shorter than 5 days.

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When I show the time option in the X-axis, it  appears 23:00:00(!) instead 00:00:00. So, the solution is to fix the time in the X-axis

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