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| turbvg |
Posted - 06/02/2015 : 06:09:44 AM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): Origin 2015 64 bits b9.2.214
Operating System: Windows 7
Hi
I was wondering if there was an easy to use the new Duplicate (Batch Plotting) function that comes with Origin 2015 directly from an Origin C macro.
What I want to do exactly : I have a graph, and my current macro does the following :
- The user selects two points on the graph which delimite a time interval.
- The workbook from which the graph was made is copied into a new subfolder, and only the data in the selected time interval is kept.
- A certain number of operations are made to those data
Afterwards, I use duplicate (batch plotting) to create a new graph identical to the original graph, but with the truncated and modified data.
So I was wondering if there is an easy way to automate this last portion.
Thanks
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| turbvg |
Posted - 06/12/2015 : 10:20:46 AM
Hello
After discussing with customer support, we came up with a partial solution : one cannot directly use the duplicate (batch ploting) from OC macros, but this solution should get you around :
- Some code to select the correct graph page and set it as active page in the project
- LT_execute("domenu 33136");
- This will open the duplicate (batch plotting) dialog box.
- You have to manually select the desired data file and clic OK.
[*] The advantage of this solution is that the dialog box is opened on the right window, and that tha macro is not ended by the dialog box : once you've pressed OK, the macros goes on, and can execute new code that you have written below LT_execute (like formatting code for example).
I hope it will be useful.
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Origin 2015
Windows 7 |
| jasonzhao |
Posted - 06/04/2015 : 9:49:30 PM
Hello,
Would you please send the .OPJ file and .c file to tech@originlab.com for us to check how to make the improvement?
Best regards!
Jason
OriginLab Technical Service
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