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peter.cook Posted - 05/02/2006 : 07:23:36 AM
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 7.5 SR6
Operating System: Win2000

Hi,

I have an X, Y graph say X = -20 to 120 and Y = -20 to 120.
I want to keep the axes and tcks at Y=0 and X=0 respectively but would also like to keep the original position of the axis labels (XB and YL) such that they are always out of the graph 'frame'.

Thanks,

Cheers,

Pete

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peter.cook Posted - 05/10/2006 : 08:15:11 AM
Hi,

Thanks for replying.

Not quite what I wanted thanks. Another way to put it is that I get eaxctly what I want by setting both x and y axis position to = 0. The only problem then is that both labels are moved despite setting the labels to be linked to page. It appears that the linnking to layer is reassigned. - I'd suggest that this is a bug. It is only the original position of the labels that I want retained.

Cheers,

Pete

rlewis Posted - 05/09/2006 : 7:02:01 PM
Try this ...

Create a 2D graph layer with the x-axis at bottom and y-axis at left
Set the x-range .. layer.x.from=-20 .. layer.x.to=120
Set the y-range .. layer.y.from=-20 .. layer.y.to=120
From the menu select Format - Axes - X Axis to open the layer axes dialog box

Click on Title & Format Tab.
Select the bottom Axis by clicking on the Bottom icon
Click on GridLines
Check the Opposite check box in the Additional lines group

Click on Title & Format Tab.
Select the Top Axis by clicking on the Top icon
Check the Show Axis & Ticks Check box
Set Major Ticks to In & Out
Set Minor ticks to In & Out
Set Axis Position to "At Position ="
Enter 0 in the Percent/Value Edit box

Click on Title & Format Tab.
Select the Left Axis by clicking on the Left icon
Click on GridLines
Check the Opposite check box in the Additional lines group

Click on Title & Format Tab.
Select the Right Axis by clicking on the Right icon
Checj the Show Axis & Ticks Check box
Set Major Ticks to In & Out
Set Minor ticks to In & Out
Set Axis Position to "At Position ="
Enter 0 in the Percent/Value Edit box


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