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| parcomilati |
Posted - 10/27/2022 : 10:57:13 AM
Hello everybody,
I'm trying to fully automate the graphing of a big amount of data. The last piece that I need is a command to group data in different groups inside the same layer. The command layer -g is not helpful since it groups all the curves inside a single big group.
Thank you so much
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| YimingChen |
Posted - 10/28/2022 : 10:08:52 AM
Thank you. Your method of grouping plots by plot indices is good. |
| parcomilati |
Posted - 10/27/2022 : 12:46:43 PM
Hi and thank you for answering. So for example I have a workbook with different worksheets each containing data collected at different time period. In a worksheet there are 3 columns, one X and two Y (let's call them Y1 and Y2). Till now with my script I'm able to plot Y1 and Y2 for the different time point in the same layer. What I want is to collect the Y1 values in a group inside the layer and Y2 values in a different group inside the same layer. I think to add the template after the grouping but you could advise me also on that. Anyway between the posting of my query and your answer I've discovered that the layer -g function accept a start and end index for grouping so it completely solves my problem. If you think that there are better ways to do it I would like to know it please:) |
| YimingChen |
Posted - 10/27/2022 : 12:13:33 PM
Hi,
Can you provide more details on the graph you are making? Why do you need to break the plots into multiple groups? If your data are all from one worksheet, you can probably make a graph template first and then plot the data using the template. Thank you.
James |
