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woodlampsjie	Posted - 07/20/2015 : 06:13:22 AM Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): Operating System: Hello! I an importet file that gives me 73 Data point. They were importet into 2 coloums. The first is the x, the second the y information. I want to plot from the first data point to the 33th, and from the 33th to 73 rd in the same plot. Is this possible without taking the last values from 33th to 73 rd into two additional coloums? I have a lot of data to analyse. It would be not possible to do this by hand for each data. I need to seperate the imported data, because I want to give them a different design. http://www.parrotuncle.com/antique-green-dragonfly-style-tiffany-pendant-lamp.html [url=http://www.tiffanylamps.us/]antique tiffany lamps [/url]
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SeanMao	Posted - 07/20/2015 : 10:47:47 PM Hi, If you only need to do it for a single column, from GUI you can select 2[1:33] first and hold Ctrl key to select the rest and select the plot type you want to plot. If you want to do it for multiple datasets, you can run following LabTalk script: plotxy ((1,2[1:33]),(1,2[34:73])) plot:=201; //Make a scatter plot You can loop through columns, worksheet or workbook using doc -e. Regards! Sean OriginLab Tech. Service

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