Y AXIS

[pranft]

I have 4 plots can get 2 Y scales but can't get them to scale seperatley  example: x time = same, y1=o-60, y2=0.5 Plot 1 is for y1 and Plot 2,3,4 are for y2 can someone help

[10Degree]

If you are trying to fix the y-scales for your plots, do the following:

1. Right-click the y1 scale on your graph at design time and deselect auto-scale.
2. Double-click the top-most number on the scale and type in 60, do the same for the bottom number and enter 0.
3. Repeat this procedure for the y2 scale.

At run-time, you will have to access properties of the graph to modify scales.

-cb

[Dennis_Knutson]

I think the op is trying to assign a plot to an axis.

When you created a duplicate axis, you have to select which axis the plot will use. You can click on the plot legend and then click the x or y (which ever you have a multiple axis for) and select the scale. You can do the same thing from the properties>Plots window.

[pranft]

Sorry about the confusion what I need is to read y1 data and y2 data with their respective resolutions, looking like an overlay as you would in excel

[Dennis_Knutson]

Sorry, that just confuses me even more. Reading data is much different than displaying data. Post code or post a picture of what you want. An 'overlay' in Excel is meaningless to me.

[Kristen_K.]

Hi pranft,

Are you trying to plot 4 data sets on the same graph with two different y-axis?  If so, check out this KnowledgeBase.  It tells you how to do it and a bit more! This KnowledgeBase might be helpful too.  Good luck!

Kristen H.

Message Edited by Kristen H. on 06-26-2009 12:51 PM