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Does anyone know how to stack plots by group? I'm struggling. Read below to better understand what I mean (VI attached)

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I know how to stack plots individually as shown below.

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This below is what I would like to achieve but I just don't know how to go about achieving it. I want to group voltages in one chart and all the pressures on another chart. Both charts will be sharing the same x-axis (time). 

 

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Hi GRCK,

 


@GRCK5000 wrote:

I want to group voltages in one chart and all the pressures on another chart. Both charts will be sharing the same x-axis (time). 


Use two charts…

Best regards,
GerdW


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it is definetly easier to use two charts as Gerd suggested.

but, you may consider a mixed signals graph using two groups.

 

note, this is a graph not a chart, so you need to built a buffer inside the loop for each plot to mimic a chart.

 

furthermore, you have to manually drag and drop plots from one group to another.

also, scaling a mixed signal graph is tricky compared to the usual graph and charts

 

 

1# set-up your .vi like this

 

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2# spawn a fresh mixed signal graph and connect it to the last bundle array node

 

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3# run the .vi once

 

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4# spawn group 1 by rightclick> add plot area

 

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5# resize the mixed graph area height  via Properties>Apperance from 219 (default) to 482

 

 

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6# drag and drop plot 0, 1 , 2 into group 1

 

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Thanks Gerdw! This will definitely work. 

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Thanks Alex! Your strategy is amazing. Also I like how you are showing the steps to get this done. Awesome!!!

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