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I created a 2d column chart. The label on the X ax is standard horizontal. Is there a way to display it vertical?
Rgrds, Robbert

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import java.awt.event.*;
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import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.geom.*;
import java.text.NumberFormat;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.*;
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                <quote date="16h" open="40.22" />
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             </mx:LineSeries>
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        <mx:seriesFilters>
            <mx:Array />
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altenbach, Thanks a ton for your assistance. I have gained serious insight by examining how you approached this. I am able to see how my thinking was somewhat flawed. Here is the vi I used to write the file. I have also included another sample .bin file (which needs to be renamed to .bin), and a subvi I built to generate filenames based on time stamps.
This is part of a system we are trying to build to monitor some of our equipment 24/7. The plan is to use this data to monitor long term degradation of the equipment in order to perform preventive maintenance, before problems occur. I work in a Nuclear plant, so problems can be serious...
In the final application the "Trigger" will be set by a physical input. For example, when a fuelling machine component is commanded to move we will start the data acquisition and when the machine is commanded to stop, the acqusition stops. The plan is to archive all of the data, and any analysis would be done by the system engineers later.
We would like to able to examine the entire data file which would be captured. A typical movement of our machine might last for as long as 2 minutes. We want to capture all of this time period, but we might need to examine only a couple of seconds anywhere within this window.
Thanks again for your insight. 5 Stars across the board....
technomage
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