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elendar	Posted - 02/16/2017 : 6:14:19 PM Hi there, I am writing a script which evaluate my data. There is a book which has lots of sheets. The script decide which kind of data exist and plot different amount of graphs depending on data entry, name them and continue to next sheet. I use plotstack to draw 3 graphs together. I have to add another plot on one of them. I have few questions: 1. Is there any possibility to use plotstack to create: 3 different graphs and one of them "XYY". (The script can also plot to existing stack-graph as a layer, but the name of plotstack is random. So the script can not realize the name) 2. Is there any way to give a name to graph (which created by plotstack) while use? (I also simply rename the graph afterwards,but...) 3. After plot a graph, graph is active. I can't find anyway to re-active the workbook to continue script? Even somehow i reach the book, the graph is still open and i can not plot more graphs. Regards.
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yuki_wu	Posted - 02/20/2017 : 02:21:53 AM Hi, You can specify the number of layers and the number of plots in each layer, for example: plotstack layer:=3 number:="1 1 2"; You can find more examples here: http://www.originlab.com/doc/X-Function/ref/plotstack Hope it helps. Regards, Yuki
elendar	Posted - 02/19/2017 : 3:10:06 PM Thank you for your fast answer. I solved my problem with "win -a" function. After you have said, I realized that i use longname with it. An example for my first question: http://imgur.com/a/5RS3v Topest graph is XYY. Thank you again!
yuki_wu	Posted - 02/17/2017 : 12:59:06 AM Hi, 1.I am sorry that I cannot understand your question fully. Do you want to plot your datasets as three different plot type or in three different graph windows? Would you mind writing more info here? You can post your script or show your datasets and the graph you desired by screen shot. 2.We cannot name the graph directly by plotstack function at present, but just as what you mentioned, we can rename it after execute this command 3.If you want to activate a workbook, you can use “ win -a”, for example: win –a Book1; Regards, Yuki OriginLab

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