Trace graph XY forever hiding other parcels

Hello

I use a graph XY draw certain limits. These limits are indicated by the plot 0 and parcel 2 , that's why I put them to "Fill in positive and negative infinity" respectively.

It is, I now have another plot (trace 3) to display that fall into the 'limits' designed by plot 0 and 2. The result? Parcel 3 is covered almost entirely by the other plots with the "fill up to.." option.

TL; DR: is there a way to make the plot 3 display along its length without being under the filling for x infinite plots?

Current result:

Expected result:

Changing the order of the plots and setting limits to the end.

Tags: NI Software

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