How to visualize one or more zero references on a graph

[SlippinJimmy85]

In my application, I display 4 signals on a graph. In order to have a simpler interface, I'don't display any scale on my graph.

I would display a zero reference for every signal. For zero reference, I mean a small cursor, or arrow, or other that indicates the value 0, like in the oscilloscopes.

Can you help me?

Thank all

[mikeporter]

You could turn on the scale but only have one marker at 0. I don't remember off hand what it's called, but you can have a scale where the only markers are the ones that you explicitly add to it. I have used it in the past for things like SPC charts where the customer wanted markers on the control limits, and 0.

Mike...

[SlippinJimmy85]

But I need of 4 different zero references that move along the left side of the graph. Is it not possible to have a cursor like the needle of the slide indicator?

Thanks all

[GerdW · Accepted solution]

Hi Fourier,

create cursors for your graph(s) and set them at 0,0. Set their appearance as you like (with or without (dashed) lines, no/small/big cross, etc.)!