Campbell Scientific PC400 Datalogger Support Software - Manual (Page 109)

Section 6. View
Multiple columns can be added by holding the Ctrl key and dragging the
mouse pointer over the column headings. A partial column can be added by
dragging the mouse pointer over the desired values. (Note that once a partial
column is selected, it can be extended by holding the Shift key and clicking at a
point below the current selection. The selection will be extended to that point.)
Multiple partial columns can be added by holding the Ctrl key and dragging the
mouse pointer over the desired values.
A data value can be deleted from a graph by selecting it in the list of values
being graphed (on the left side of the graph window) and then pressing the
Delete button, by right-clicking on this name and choosing Delete Selection,
by left-clicking on the column heading in the data panel, or by right-clicking on
the column in the data panel and choosing Clear Selection.
6.6.2 Graph Width
The Graph Width box is used to set the width of a Line Graph either as a
function of time in days, hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds or by the
number of records being displayed. If one of these two field is changed, the
other field will automatically change accordingly when the Apply button is
pressed.
6.6.3 Options
A graph has several different options that can be set by the user. Options that
apply to the entire graph are set from a dialog box that is opened by pressing
the Options button at the lower-left of the graph window, by pressing the
Graph Options button
on the toolbar, or by right-clicking on the graph and
choosing Options.
Options that apply to individual traces are set by selecting the trace in the list
of data values being graphed, and then pressing the Edit button located below
that list.
For information on graph options refer to the online help. Help for a graph can
be accessed by pressing the ? button in the upper-right corner of the graph.
6.6.4 Scrolling
You can scroll through the graph by using the scroll bar at the bottom of the
graph window. Scrolling the graph will scroll the data on the data panel as
well. Conversely, scrolling through a data panel will also scroll the currently
selected graph.
Graph scrolling can be disabled by pressing the Lock Scrolling icon on the
toolbar. The icon will change to . Pressing the icon again will re-enable
scrolling.
When locked, the graph will not scroll. However, moving the scroll bar on
either the graph or the data file will still scroll the data file.
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