Loose fit in XY-Graph

Hi, all.
How can I get the "Loose Fit" Property to work properly in a XY-Graph?
I want the end markers of the Y-scale to be rounded to a multiple of the increment I set for Y-scale (that is 1). And I would like this to be working while I use the "PAN" tool. But I don't see any change when I set this property to TRUE, either I selected "PAN" or not.
What am I doing wrong?
By the way, I also want the plot area bounds to stay still when I use the PAN tool. I get changes in width when varies the Y-Scale.
Any suggestion?
I use LabView 8.6, and Windows XP.
Thanks,
Francisco
Attachments:
Loose Fit CP.jpg ‏143 KB
Loose Fit BD.jpg ‏59 KB
Loose Fit.vi ‏9 KB

Hello:
The property "loose fit" works but in order to see this behaviour you must deal with a small scale, since it has not relation to the increment as you expected (and I also thought in the beginning). In the example I am attaching you can see this beahaviour and how changing the value of the increment does not affect to the result. Also, you do not need to modify the "active x-scale" o "active y-scale" since you have only one and that is the active. I have tried it on LabVIEW 2009. The VI is saved for 8.6 so that you can execute it but the behaviour is exactly the same in both versions.
I hope this can clarify the behaviour of this property.
Regards.
Attachments:
Loose Fit Example.vi ‏12 KB

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