Multiple channel for the XY graph

Im trying to draw a table 1 d in the y-axis and sometimes in the X axis. When I probe values since the wire connecting the XY graph, I see the values also perfect that I need them. But I do not see the values on the graph.

Able to do the same thing with a waveform graph, but a chart XY im gives me a few more flexibility and benefits...

Thank you

Gokul Krishna S

Hi Eureka,

There's a Subvi, that you do not attach with this VI, and I can't run it.

Part of your problem is that your x axis has a single value rather than an array of values.  If you right-click on your chart and select Properties, then go to the locations tab, you can change views of marker.  If you do something larger than a single pixel, you should be able to see it on the screen.

Please also take a look at This example of community to the XY graphs.

Thank you

Lisa

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