3D graph - Standard deviation

Dear sirs,
First of all I am new diadem program.
I need to know how Is there is any script to issue a 3D graph? I want to make many 3D graph and each one contain of about 500 siganls inside
Please advice in details and let me know if you need any other inforamtion.
Kind regards,
Mohamed Farouk

Dear Brat,
Thanks for your reply.
Yes I know that for 3D graph , I have to issue X channel and Y channel.
The file I have sent to you with 453 index each index contain 12 signal i want to show on 3D graph.
I want to issue 453 Channel for X-axis named as follow : H(1) till H(453) , each of length 2000
The channel for the Y-axis will be Time and it will be only one with length 2000 and waveform x-step 5E-05 (total time = 0.1)
These graphs have that have to be issued on 3D graph as follow :
Mean F (Separte 3D graph)
Standard Dev F (Separte 3D graph)
Mean T (Separte 3D graph)
Standard Dev F (Separte 3D graph)
Mean P (Separte 3D graph)
Standard Dev P (Separte 3D graph)
Mean RMS (Separte 3D graph)
Standard Dev RMS (Separte 3D graph)
So, Eight 3D graphs have to bs issused.
Then,
I want to issue 453 Channel for X-axis as follow : H(1) till H(453) , each of length 4750
I want to make one 3D graph in which : X-axis named from H(1) till H(453) and Y-axis will be Mean AmplitudePeak and Z-axis will be Mean Frequency (Separte 3D graph).
I will not need the : Standard Dev Peak & Standard Dev Frequency
I want to show all the 3D graph to be showed on increasing values
The File that I have sent to you is in correct sequence, so index (1) is for H(1) and index (453) is for H(453)
You will find the file on ftp://ftp.ni.com/incoming/Total.rar
Kind regards,
Mohamed Farouk

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