There are several ways.

In the new waveform tool (wavescan), you need to double click on the x-axis, and you'll get the Axis attributes dialog appear. On this, you can click the cyclic next to "Plot vs" and pick the signal you want to use as the x axis. You'd then need to use the "xval" function in the calculator to get a waveform with the x-axis as the y-axis (if you see what I mean).

In AWD (the old waveform tool) the process is exactly the same, in fact - but you need to have plotted the signal you want to have as the x-axis (so you'll need to plot the signal and the xval'd signal).

Or you might just want to use this SKILL code:

Code:

(procedure (abTransposeXY var)
  (let (newWave)
	 (setq newWave (drCreateEmptyWaveform))
	 (drPutWaveformXVec newWave (drGetWaveformYVec var))
	 (drPutWaveformYVec newWave (drGetWaveformXVec var))
	 newWave
	 )
  )
 

(sorry, the indentation seems to have got scuppered by YABB here)

Get the signal in the calculator buffer, and then change it
to:

Code:

abTransposeXY(expression) 

where expression is the expression to plot the signal you want to transpose.

Regards,

Andrew.