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Poffel1985 Posted - 11/08/2016 : 07:25:12 AM
Hello, i am using the recent version of Origin.

I would like to plot multiple columns into a template
(1. layer:x-y
2. layer: x-axis which is dependent on the first x-axis).

However, when I try this my data is seperated on both layers instead of only the first layer. Could you help me fixing this issue?

My syntax is in this way

wks.colSel(1, 1) ; //x1
wks.colSel(2, 1) ; //y1
wks.colSel(3, 1) ; //x2
wks.colSel(4, 1) ; //y2
wks.colSel(5, 1) ;//x3
wks.colSel(6, 1) ; //y3

worksheet -p 200 SpecialXYX_Template;



Y1 and Y3 would then be in Layer 1 and Y2 in Layer 2

Best regards
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gzforever Posted - 11/09/2016 : 8:22:35 PM
To draw the plot in a specific layer u can use :

ogl:=[Graphname]1!;

Number indicates the number of layer.

In my example where i am plotting data on the first layer of graph named "Al spectro" :

plotxy iy:=2 plot:=201 color:=ii+1 ogl:=[Al spectro]1!;

Kind regards,
JZ
Hideo Fujii Posted - 11/08/2016 : 3:24:27 PM
Hi,

In addition to Chris' "right" approach, if you to make a "retrofit" code to your current code, you can simply add:

  layer -j;
 to extract all plots in separate layers. Then, you can link the layers such as by:

  layer2.link=1;
  layer2.X.link=0;
Hope this also helps you.

--Hideo
Chris D Posted - 11/08/2016 : 09:57:55 AM
Hi,

Assuming the worksheet you want to plot from is active, this LabTalk will do as you wish:

string str$ = %E;
plotxy plot:=200 iy:=%(str$)!(1,2) ogl:=<new template:=SpecialXYX_Template>;
plotxy plot:=200 iy:=%(str$)!(3,4) ogl:=2!;
plotxy plot:=200 iy:=%(str$)!(5,6) ogl:=1!;


More info about plotxy X-Function is here:
http://www.originlab.com/doc/X-Function/ref/plotxy
http://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/examples/Plotting

Thanks,
Chris Drozdowski
Originlab Technical Support

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