Simple Scaling Issue

1) Your function BinWidthAdjust() isn't called, so it's hard to know how it's used. It's best to provide a minimal example that we can run. If it depends on a data set, an Igor experiment file would be good, with all procedure files adopted. If it can be expressed in code, provide a procedure that includes code to create waves that are needed as input. In either case, explain what you expect, and how the result differs.

2) It's conceivable that there's a better solution, maybe one using Igor's histogram command. Can you explain what you are trying to do? If you're on the wrong track fixing a bug in the wrong track won't help much :)

Apologies for the incomplete explanation

I have a wave, PulseInt, in units of energy.  This data set was recorded by a detector.  The detector spit out some nonsense ADC values.  I calibrated the detector and separately have found the energy scaling by fitting a gaussian to a well known calibration source.   After histogramming and scaling the wave, I get this energy spectrum.

I need to stretch the spectrum horizontally by a factor of the binwidth = Range/BinNumber so the peak is scaled more towards the right.

I thought multiplying the PulseInt wave by the binwidth would achieve this but this is not the result I get.  

Here's a better snippet that integrates the BinWidthAdjust() function.

I instead get this histogram when I multiply the PulseInt by the bindwidth

I still don't quite understand the inputs and desired outputs. Let's do the minimal runnable example- if you could post an Igor experiment file (are you allowed to share a data set?) with input data and the commands to run your code, perhaps we will understand a bit better. Is it the shape of the output that's wrong, or simply the X values on the horizontal axis? You posted two pictures- your second picture you said, "Instead I get this..." which implies that is the output you get and that something is wrong with it. The first picture is quite different- what is it?