How do I add a time stamp to the moving "Major Grid Lines" of a Waveform Chart?

Hello
I am using LV 8.5.1
I am using a Waveform Chart and I have turned on the "Major Grid LInes" using the properties tab of my waveform chart. (properties-->scale->grid lines)
When the code executes, I want to attach  a time stamp to each moving yellow grid line.
So as the grid lines move from right to left, there is an associated time stamp for each.
Can someone help!
thanks
J
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how do I add time to the yellow grid lines.vi ‏16 KB

hova2010,
If you right click on your graph and go to X Scale >> Style >> and then choose one of the 3 styles on the far left you shoul see timestamps for those grid lines.
Ben Sisney
FlexRIO V&V Engineer
National Instruments

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