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how to read a cell's value from a line

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Just in case you can't find them, there are a couple of links to tutorials at the bottom of this message. Once you work through them, Google more.

 

Cameron

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this is what i do .

the matter is .in my waveform . i just have zero v1.PNG

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That's because you are not using the 2D array output.
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It is also just silly to keep reading the same file over and over. Move it to outside the loop. Same thing for the Index Array if it's always the same column.
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if i do that ,anything is working. i am going to explain you what i want to have.vr.PNG

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That makes no sense. How do you create a waveform from a single point?
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you read the value of the point.

if the first line is over. we start the second one. 

values which are in a same column will be in a same waveform. 

for example 10 and 40 are in a same waveform

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I have a hard time understanding. With a single index array, you can read all columns and write to separate graphs.
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I think this will do what you want.

 

Array data points.png Array data chart.png

 

This assumes your text file is tab delimited. I tried it out by creating a text file from the image you originally posted.

 

Kelly Bersch
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cool .

and how to put it in three different waveform . each of them has his own waveform

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