Adding vertical lines at x= ?

Hello everyone.
I am using labview 8.6 and i have a small problem:
I need to add two vertical lines at x = ?
x1 and x2 will be controlled by numeric control. So i can be able to move the lines left and right ( both of them).
The problem is i already have xy graph with 2 functions going in.

In that case, there's a more clever way to visually display area under curves: introduce a new curve that traces exactly one of the two existing curves over the x bounds you want, and have it fill up/down to the other curve. Since this is part of an academic lab, it will be a good exercise to scour the forums and find the method to accomplish this. Good luck!
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               chartY = getNumericChartValue(chartPoint.y, CartesianChart(this.chart).verticalAxis).numericValue;
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