In range and coerce

[hlod]

@ TiTou

yes but in this case I need % on histogram, not values

[TiTou]

Do you need help from us to calculate a percentage or do you think you can do it?

Hint, in the example above the ploted data is H(x).

[GerdW]

Hi hlod,

as it seems impossible for you to calculate percentages from the ouputs of the histogram function I will show you a picture:

Homer Simpson would say Doh!

And no, you don't need InRangeAndCoerce!

[hlod]

First thanks to all your help.

I try like this, I think it's ok, but I don't know why "amplitude" not showing beetween 40-60;

For example if "number of runs" is set to 1, amplitude must be at 0- 50 or 50-100 and not 0-40 or 60-100, see on picture:

[GerdW]

Hi hlod,

it's just a matter of the plot properties. Play around with them and you will see...

[hlod]

Don't understand what can I chance at properties of plot. I think it's problem somewhere else not at properties;

If I set "numbers of set" =1

amplitude must be always 50% (0-50 or 50-100)  and count: 100

[TiTou]

Right clic on the graph then play with X-scale properties :

[GerdW]

Hi hlod,

- When you only have one sample in your data then I would expect 100% in one range and 0% in the other...

- Your question about that gap between 40 and 60: The graph is configured to show a bar plot. The bars have a certain width and that width is set to show a gap between the bars. That is the gap you see. To remove the gap you have to change the width of the bars - which is a property of the plot as I said before. Change the plot properties to have the nice plot you expect to have!

[hlod]

Well I don't see anywhere where I can change this "gap", I try almost everything. (see picture)

[GerdW · Accepted solution]

Hi hlod,

The easy way:

I would suspect the plot properties are accessable through the plot legend. By choosing the lower right option of "diagram type" you get a bar plot without gaps between the bars...

The not-as-easy way:

You know there are property nodes for each item in LabVIEW. There are property nodes for plots too...