[SOLVED] why when in orcad use voltage label and run simulation the curve voltage not show!!!!

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why when in orcad use voltage label and run simulation the curve voltage not created and not show!!!!
i had to use add trace menu,
for some circuit its work correctly,but for some not created i should use add trace menu?
what to do what not to do!:-(
 

my picture is from schematic and voltage label

now when i run simulation the result in time domain is any thing
can i answer me?
 

I haven't used orcad for years but I think if you double click on the probe the trace will show in the simulation window. I'm not sure why it is not shown by default
 
I haven't used orcad for years but I think if you double click on the probe the trace will show in the simulation window. I'm not sure why it is not shown by default
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i tested but it don't show,thanks for attention my question.
 

if you are not getting any probe output simply you select the output point like.(if you want to calculate Voltage across resistor R1 then you select V(R1:1) from the graph symbol shortcut providedin the your shown empty window on the third row .
 

kranthi0510 said:
if you are not getting any probe output simply you select the output point like.(if you want to calculate Voltage across resistor R1 then you select V(R1:1) from the graph symbol shortcut providedin the your shown empty window on the third row .
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i know this method,but i want to know why voltage label some times works,sometimes not work!!!!:bang:
 

i found solution,i created new project,and i copied schematics old project to new project,and i tested i new project it works!
perhaps i changed a setting in creating project but it now works.thanks very meuch :wink:
 

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