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  You are under Win XP and the display of photos with Windows Picture and Fax Viewer?

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  I did a VI that calculates the average value of the wind rotor/speed-ratio in the sections of 30 degrees (wind direction). He also called the polar plot of calculated data. Everything works, but I would like to make more detailed calculations and drawings, by increasing the resolution to 1 degree, or...

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  You need not global variables to simplify this, but I would certainly use object variables to simplify.  When indexing of groups or channels, it is easier to use the variable of index with the Data.Root.ChannelGroups collect or Group.Channels collection directly.  I also prefer to store the group object and the channel object in a variable.  For example, you can then use Channel.DataType to add exactly the same string data to the new group coming from the old group.  You can also easily get the name, unit and all sorts of other properties directly from the object variable.  I prefer to use a separate group object variable to reduce congestion in the colde, although it adds 2 lines to your example of code snippet.

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