2 x axis scale parallely intensity plot

hi everybody ,
i need to plot a intensity graph which contains 2 x -axis. upper one and lower one it is possible.
Indrajit
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hi kelvin
thanks for your information . but is not working, can you do one thing you just send me a vi which is having a intensity graph with 2 x axis...................otherwise send me the image how i want to do it.plz
waiting for ur reply
Indrajit
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