integrating two parameters within the single graph

[snoopy_11]

How to to integrate two parameters within the single graph 

Eg: V versus T and C versus T across from the taken single graph from the palette 

[SteveD123]

I am afraid that National Instruments have not yet included mind-reading technology, and there is still a need to read the help file. If you go to:

Help->Library Reference->User Interface Library->Controls->Control Types->Graph Controls->Programming with Graph Controls, you will find it tells you all you need. Hint: Think 2nd Y axis.

[snoopy_11]

thank you fr the input ... my query is can we can we two array of data using one Plot Y coz I need to plot two values of Y across one graph ??

[snoopy_11]

can we plot two array of data across Y axis since the x axis is common fr both. I know its possible in labview is it possible in labwindows ...

[Wolfgang]

Let me begin with a comment: You should specify your questions more precisely: When I read your post yesterday I was about to answer of how to implement numeric integration...

You also may use spell checking - if you expect users to spend some time for answering you also should spend some time for providing a readable question, see here

Addressing your question, yes, you can plot two data sets on one graph, e.g. by calling PlotX / PlotY repeatedly, for example, have a look at the sample program graphlegend that ships with CVI: you can draw as many data sets as you wish, you can also have several X and Y axes,...

[snoopy_11]

I am nt able find it it would be very helpful if you could attach the zip file along

[snoopy_11]

I am nt able find it it would be very helpful if you could attach the zip file along

[Wolfgang]

There are several ways to find examples, one is using the help of a related function, say PlotY: At the end of the description you will see the header "Examples"; clicking on the green arrows will open the corresponding project

An alternative is the example finder, access it via the menu Help / Find Examples...