Created attachment 154240 [details] Screenshot "IS02_LPIE01.png" SUMMARY The info element always shows the values of curve 1, even if it is connected to curve 2. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Start LabPlot 2. Open project IssueInfoEle.lml 3. Add an Info Element to the plot 4. In Settings Info Element: select both curves and connect to "Relative Humidity in%". OBSERVED RESULT Info element always shows the values of curve 1. See IS02_LPIE01.png EXPECTED RESULT Info element shows the values of curve 2 and possibly the values of curve 1. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Win10 Pro 64 bit, German LabPlot V 2.9.0, Release build Dec 1 2022, 17:22:55; Language=English ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Created attachment 154241 [details] LabPlot Project "Labplot_IssueInfoEle.lml" Test case Info Element with 2 curves
Created attachment 154244 [details] Infoelement variable usage Hi, this is a bit confusing with the Infoelement, but it makes it really flexible. Check out my attachment. The idea is to use variables in the "Title" of the InfoElement to show the values of the desired curves. The scheme of a variable is: "&(<curvename>)". Now just replace <curvename> by a name of one of the curves and you will see the variable is replaced by its value. For example to show the x value you have to use &(x) Use "&(Temperatur in °C)" to show the temperature in degree celcius curve and use "&(Relative Luftfeuchtigkeit in %)" to show the value of the humidity. Let me know if you have any trouble with it
(In reply to Martin from comment #2) > this is a bit confusing with the Infoelement, but it makes it really > flexible. That's right, I was a little confused by the behaviour ... your suggested solution works brilliantly. Many thanks for the help.
You are welcome. If you have any other question, you can also ask in the Matrix chat: https://matrix.to/#/!jDLqWTaTGNKnenBSNA:kde.org?via=kde.org&via=matrix.org