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Change Sec to mSec on Xaxis of a graph

Page d'accueil ' Communauté ' Généralités ' Changement Sec en mSec sur Xaxis d'un graphique

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  • #34082
    Nicolas Beaupré
    Participant

    Hi,

    I got datasets wich X-Axis unit is in seconds. I would like to plot them in a graph where the time-Axis of the graph is in milliseconds…

    The only way I see is to do a scaling on the Xcomponents values of the dataset, but I want them to stay in seconds…

    Is there a way to plot them in mSec without changing the dataset ?
    Thanks!

    #34085
    Nicolas Beaupré
    Participant

    Hi,

    I got datasets wich X-Axis unit is in seconds. I would like to plot them in a graph where the time-Axis of the graph is in milliseconds…

    The only way I see is to do a scaling on the Xcomponents values of the dataset, but I want them to stay in seconds…

    Is there a way to plot them in mSec without changing the dataset ?
    Thanks!

    #34083
    Bernhard Kantz
    Participant

    You don’t need to change the x-values of the data set [b]data[/b].
    Create a formula for scaling of the values:
    [CODE]
    Signal(data.y, data.x * 1000)
    [/CODE]
    Now you can visualize the new formula instead of the original data set.

    Alternatively you can scale your data in the diagram.
    Open the properties window of the curve in the diagram.
    Open the properties page [b]data[/b].
    Choose [b]Seperate data sets for X and Y-components.[/b]
    Now can insert the X-data set: [b]1000 * data.x[/b]

    support@weisang.com

    #34084
    Nicolas Beaupré
    Participant

    Thanks!
    It work fine and I can use it VBA 🙂

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