12-13-2024 11:43 AM
I want to create a stacked chart that has three plots in the upper view and 1 plot in the lower view. I have attached an example of what I have got so far. But what I have ended up with is 4 individual charts. I would like the 3 pressures together in one chart and the temperature in another.
Could someone show me how I have to arrange the "arrays" or "clusters" to achieve this?
Regards
Terry
12-13-2024 12:52 PM
This seems overly complicated. Since your datapoints are spaced equally in time, it seems silly to do the waveform datatype. Writing a new t0 with every write is a really poor choice. That should only be done once. You also should not change the time interval with a user control during the run. Using elapsed time is overly complicated, all you need to do is check if [i] is a vertain multiple of the wait.
Wy are your data source indicators, forcing you to use local variables?
You don't have four charts. You only have one chart with four stacked plots. What you can do is create two charts, one with three plots and one with one plot.
12-13-2024 12:59 PM
I only supplied a small snippet of my application, so if you disregard all the issues you have noticed, is it possible split the plots so they will be grouped 3 and 1? if so how?
12-13-2024 01:10 PM