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Konrad_Loehr	Posted - 07/27/2017 : 06:42:29 AM Origin Ver. 2017 Operating System: Win7 Hi everybody! :) I would like to plot data in a histogram using labtalk. I already noticed the histogram function http://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/ref/Histogram-func , but I would like to use the 'plot Histogram' function I know from the user interface, since it defines bins etc. automatically and can be adjusted using a graphical interface later on. Is that possible? Best Konrad Konrad Loehr
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Hideo Fujii	Posted - 08/07/2017 : 11:58:11 AM Hi Konrad Loehr, > How to get the short name of the workbook to create the range? You can use the long name to define the range. When you need the short name (like for Window command), you can get it by <range>.name$ . The following sample snippet worked: bk$="1_to_1000_dilution.txt"; range rs = [%(bk$)]1!; //1st sheet rs.colSel(2,1); //highlight 2nd column in the sheet bkshortname$=rs.name$; window -a %(bkshortname$); worksheet -p 219 Hist; Hope this helps. --Hideo Fujii OriginLab
Konrad_Loehr	Posted - 08/03/2017 : 09:05:54 AM Hi Hideo Fujii, thank you a lot for you quick reply! - it does exactly, what I wanted :) But that brings up a new problem: I want to import data using the import wizard and by such I don't know the name of my workbook, as I'm importing several files and want to name their workbooks using the original filenames. ("Rename: workbook with filename" is checked in import wizard gui). For example if a file is called "1_to_1000_dilution.txt", the long name will be the same, and the short name will be "A1100dilutio". How to get the short name of the workbook to create the range? Konrad Loehr
Hideo Fujii	Posted - 07/27/2017 : 12:06:44 PM Hi Konrad Loehr, The following sample snippet can do: bk$="Book1"; range rs = [%(bk$)]1!; //1st sheet rs.colSel(2,1); //highlight 2nd column in the sheet window -a %(bk$); worksheet -p 219 Hist; Does this work in your code? --Hideo Fujii OriginLab

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