Selecting/ Unselecting Curves from Labview Charts

[Jarir]

Dear community members,

I have a question about labview charts. I have a chart looks like the attached image. It has multiple curve/lines(Red and Orange). I want labview to keep both of the data curve on the chart. But in some point of experiment, I want to unselect one of the data curves and focus on the other curve. For example, I want to unselect the red data curve during data collection and see the orange data curve only in the chart. Then I want to select the red data curve again and observe both of the data curve in the chart. Does labview have this feature?

Thank you.

[altenbach]

If you want to just hide the plot, enable the visibility checkbox.

If you want to create gaps where only one trace shows, feed the other plot with NaN.

[ZYOng · Accepted solution]

Right Click on the Chart >> Visible Item >> check Plot Legend.

On the plot legend, right-click on the legend >> uncheck Plot Visible.

[Jarir]

Perfect! Thank you for making my life easy.

[BertMcMahan · Accepted solution]

Alternatively, you can right click and turn on the Plot Visibility Checkbox:

which gives you this little box to check/uncheck individual plots, which saves a couple clicks and is a little more intuitive for end users: