More Diagramms in Bode Plot

good evening once more.
I'm plotting the graphs from filters on bode plotter.
Cause I have more filter circuits i would like to view them in one bode plot rather in the graph (in viewing menu) otherwise its difficult to compare them.
How do i do that ?
thx

There are two ways of doing this. You should have 1 Bode analyser for every Bode graph that you want to generate.
To copy one graph into a second one, you should:
 Run your simulation and verify the result of each Bode analyser
Click on the Grapher button or click View>>Grapher
You will see multiple tabs in the Grapher View. You will get 1 graph for every simulation you perform for every body analyser (or other instrument)
Right click on the trace that you want to copy from and select Copy Trace
In the list that comes up, select the graph that you want to copy the trace to
Click OK
Multisim's grapher can also let you overlay multiple traces into a new graph. To do this, you should:
Perform steps 1 to 3 of the previous set of instructions
Select one of the graphs that you want to overlay
Click the Overlay traces button (its a button in the tool bar)
Select the other graph that you want to overlay with
Click OK
Multisim's graphing capabilities go quite beyond simple overlays and copying. You can use equations and other techniques to help you better visualize and analyze your data. The best way to learn it them is to play around with the graphing tool.
Yi
Software Developer
National Instruments - Electronics Workbench Group

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