You might be able to use the pstring library to assembly a string in a char array
http://arduiniana.org/libraries/pstring/

Then use the char array as the series name. I havent tried myself but I think I have done something similar in the past.


Phil,

I wanted to circle back and say thanks. It ...

You might be able to use the pstring library to assembly a string in a char array
http://arduiniana.org/libraries/pstring/

Then use the char array as the series name. I haven't tried myself, but I think I have done something similar in the past.


Thank you, Phil. I had seen some of your ...

Well, I'm making steady progress. I've been able to plot multiple readings onto one chart.

Multi Series Plot.jpg

However, I'm hitting a brick wall with respect to finding a way to create some sort of method to create some sort of incremental series name, and change the plotted line color, during ...

Hi, I think you could do this by using the XY Plot (so send your own x values). And you would set it up so that for each plot you use a separate series name. An example for this on the timeplot can be found here
https://github.com/Megunolink/MLP/blob/master/examples/TimePlot/Sinewave/Sinewave.ino ...

Hello,

I'm new here, and a fairly novice Arduino programmer. However, using the guides, forums and help resources has gotten me pretty far over the past few days. However, I'm at the limit of my experience while trying to solve a problem. I have built a machine use to test part stress failures of ...