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66de250	Posted - 06/06/2024 : 06:54:17 AM How do you get information about any point (such as the values of the horizontal and vertical coordinates) from a Graph? Please give me a piece of LabTalk code, thank you!
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YimingChen	Posted - 06/06/2024 : 08:54:05 AM You could use the range notation in LT to obtain the x,y values of a line/scatter plot: range -wx rx = [Graph1]1!1; range -wy ry = [Graph1]1!1; rx[2]=; // second point x value ry[2]=; // second point y value https://www.originlab.com/doc/en/LabTalk/guide/Range-Notation#Option_Switches_-w.2C_-wx.2C_-wy_and_-wzOption_Switche James
66de250	Posted - 06/06/2024 : 07:37:54 AM The data source of the graph is a worksheet, the egg I need points in the worksheet does not have a corresponding Y value, and the graph displays a style similar to the line chart, so that I can get the points I need

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