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Move to the Next Interval on an X-Y Plot

If you want to view data that was calculated and plotted for a time after the last time on the currently displayed interval, you need to use the Next Interval tool.

When you use the Next Interval tool, you force the X-Y Plot to display the data for the interval after the currently displayed interval. For example, if the current interval displays the data for 10.00-11.00, the Next Interval tool will set the X-Y Plot to display the data for 11.00-12.00.

To move to the next interval on an X-Y Plot:

  1. Display an X-Y Plot in Run Mode.

    NOTE: The Next Interval tool is also available when you are configuring the X-Y Plot in Design mode.

  2. Either:
    1. Right-click on the Time Line to display a context-sensitive menu.
    2. Select the Next Interval option.

    Or:

    1. Select the Home tab on the ViewX ribbon.
    2. Select the Next Interval command from the relevant command group.

    Or:

    • Press the F3 function key.

To move back to the previous interval, use the Previous Interval tool (see Move to the Previous Interval on an X-Y Plot).

NOTE: You can also use the Pan tool to move to the next interval (see Pan to a Different Time on an X-Y Plot).


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