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| gstiago |
Posted - 01/29/2016 : 2:31:20 PM
OriginLab: 8.5 PRO
Operating System:win 7 64 bits
Hello everyone,
I have one worksheet with one x column and 15 y columns, How can I plot all Y columns in one different graphic like:
(x,y1) one graphic
(X,y2) other graphic..etc. and take the linear fit using labtalk? I tray :
>>for(ii=3; ii<=55; ii++){range ss = [book9]sheet1!col(2);range dd = [book9]sheet1!col($(ii));plotxy (ss,dd) plot:= 202;}
But this dont work ...( iy varname error)...
Can someone help me.
My best Regards
T. G. Santos |
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| gstiago |
Posted - 02/01/2016 : 08:28:40 AM
Hello All,
I just make a loops for manipulate data like I want and I Used the multi-data fit by graphic acess..in my case I have a little of worksheets, and made this manually was more easy. But If someone knows how to made the same( fit linear in a data like xyyyyyy for all curves ) please share with us..
My Best Regards..
T. G. Santos |
| gstiago |
Posted - 01/29/2016 : 6:48:17 PM
Hello lkb0221,
I use this code, but this just return all plots in the same graphic, in differents layers...
Someone know why this happnd?
Best Regards
T. G. Santos |
| lkb0221 |
Posted - 01/29/2016 : 2:38:01 PM
If ss is always the X column associated with all Y columns, just use
loop (ii, 3, 55) {
range dd = [book9]sheet1!$(ii);
plotxy iy:=dd plot:=202;
} |
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