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xy chart - yscale.range error

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Hello,


I'm having an issue with programmatically settting my y-scale range on an xy chart. I'm programatically setting the x and y scale fit to 0 (do not autoscale), then setting the x-scale and y-scale range. The x-scale works fine but when trying to set the y-scale i get error 1077 - invalid property value. I read on the forums a possible fix by disconnecting the y-range control from the typedef but still no luck. 

 

I'm using LV2012 SP1. Any help would be appreciated. 


Thanks!

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Hello,

Can you post your VI please ? (or a little VI showing the problem)

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Your problem is not autoscale, you have set your minor increment to be 0. Change it to something sensible for X & Y axis.

 

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Thanks, I knew it would be something I simple...Smiley Frustrated

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Whoops, slow typing again, said the same thing as .aCe. Please disregard.

 

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