trace name stripchart

Hello

Is it possible to change the name of track of legend in a chart of the band?

If so, how?

Example: replace "Track 1" name "moisture sensor".

Thank you

Hello Gonçalo,

Yes, you can with the SetTraceAttribute function:

SetTraceAttribute (panelHandle, PANEL_STRIPCHART, 1, ATTR_TRACE_LG_TEXT, "Moisture sensor");

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