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-====== Draw horizontal bars on a Report Graph ======+====== 2D Horizontal Bar ====== 
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 +===== Draw horizontal bars on a Report Graph =====
  
 **This is especially useful for creating ON/OFF bars for EMG data**. An example of creating a simple horizontal line is provided after this example. **This is especially useful for creating ON/OFF bars for EMG data**. An example of creating a simple horizontal line is provided after this example.
  
-|This example creates a line that is ON/OFF to express when an EMG signal is expected to be ON/OFF through the gait cycle (red line in picture on right):  |  {{BarGraph3.jpg}}|+|This example creates a line that is ON/OFF to express when an EMG signal is expected to be ON/OFF through the gait cycle (red line in picture on right):  |  {{:BarGraph3.jpg}}|
  
 As a simple example, create a P2D signal representing the frames and ON/OFF values As a simple example, create a P2D signal representing the frames and ON/OFF values
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 The resulting signal is: The resulting signal is:
  
-{{BarGraph1.jpg}}+{{:BarGraph1.jpg}}
  
 Create a Report 2D Graph: Create a Report 2D Graph:
  
-{{BarGraph2.jpg}}+{{:BarGraph2.jpg}}
  
-====== Simple Horizontal Line ======+===== Simple Horizontal Line =====
  
-|This example is to create a simple horizontal line straight across using P2D signals (purple line in graph on right):  |  {{P2D_Horizontal_Graph.png}}|+|This example is to create a simple horizontal line straight across using P2D signals (purple line in graph on right):  |  {{:P2D_Horizontal_Graph.png}}|
  
 Create the horizontal line as a P2D signal: Create the horizontal line as a P2D signal:
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 </code> </code>
  
-|Plot the P2D Signal:  |  \\ {{P2D_Horizontal_Graph_Definition.png}}|+|Plot the P2D Signal:  |  \\ {{:P2D_Horizontal_Graph_Definition.png}}|
  
  
  
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