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Hi.?

Is there a way to keep the gridlines to always be 10 independent of span? I remember other analyzers I worked with having this as default.

This would allow me to divide span by 10 and get a pretty good idea of what I am seeing. I've been playing with the minimum gridline setting and read other topic on this but can't make sense of it.?

Here's my use case - I am an RF tech using wireless microphones in the TV band spectrum. With?80 MHz of Span (10x DVB-T Channels), 10 gridlines would give me a TV channel per division, or 8MHz blocks,

Playing with the minimum gridline setting I (sometimes) get this:

- Minimum 1 thru 5 gives me 8 Gridlines: not useful.
- Minimum 10 gives me 16 gridlines: also not useful.
- Minimum 20 gives me 40 gridlines: useful as I now have 2MHz per separation or 4 lines per TV channel, but way too packed with lines for my taste.

So, maybe this is a feature request, would it be possible to instead of having a minimum setting could we simply have a gridline value setting, please?

Thanks. Best,

Diogo?