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66de250	Posted - 11/08/2024 : 01:00:07 AM Dear Sir, a workbook has many, many columns of data, use the "plotxy" command, take the first column as the X-axis data, and each other as the Y-axis data, output to new windows, after the drawing result window reaches a certain number, the script running speed is obviously slow, is this my computer reason or 'origin' optimization problem? If it is an 'origin' optimization problem how should I solve this problem.My software version is 2021.
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66de250	Posted - 11/09/2024 : 02:22:53 AM Thank you for your reply, I generally draw data columns up to several hundred. quote: Originally posted by YimingChen How many columns did you plot? Is your code similar to the code below? for (int i = 2; i < 100; i++) { plotxy [Book1]1!(1,$(i)) ogl:=[<new>]<new>; } I tested with 100 columns, and it was slightly slower towards the end. Thank you James
YimingChen	Posted - 11/08/2024 : 3:08:46 PM How many columns did you plot? Is your code similar to the code below? for (int i = 2; i < 100; i++) { plotxy [Book1]1!(1,$(i)) ogl:=[<new>]<new>; } I tested with 100 columns, and it was slightly slower towards the end. Thank you James

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