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wanderlust Posted - 11/10/2004 : 12:04:31 PM
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): origin 7
Operating System: windows 2000

If I have several data sets, each of which contains 1000x4x4 data (4x4 channels, each channel has 1000 points), and I want to plot all these 16 channel data in one plot. In this plot, there will be 4 rows and 4 columns, and totally 16 figures.

How can I do this?

PS. I am a new user of Origin 7, and have only few experience in programming C. Where should I start?

Thank you!!
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easwar Posted - 11/10/2004 : 12:12:34 PM
Hi,

Although you can programmatically create such a graph from scratch by starting with a one-layer default graph and adding layers etc, I would recommend that you first manually create one instance of such a graph. You can then customize the graph as necessary, and then save the graph page as a template.

Then, programmatically, you can create new instances/graphs using the saved template. To see code examples, look in the Programming Help files in your version 7 product, under the topic "Origin C Programmer's Guide->Plotting and Customizing Graphs".

Easwar
OriginLab


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