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wafler	Posted - 07/14/2009 : 11:49:42 AM Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): Origin 7.5 SR7 Operating System: Windows Dear all, I started using Origin C to automate some calculations just a few days ago. I managed to find out, how to do most of the things, I want to do, but now I have gotten stuck with a problem! I have sets of data, each in a worksheet, containing one X column and about 20 Y columns. The most useful way to plot them, is in my opinion by a 3D-Waterfall-Plot. My problem now is, that I cant find out, how I can create a waterfall plot using "Origin C". It would be much help, if I didnt have to invoke the plotting manually for each set of data, so any hints would be really appreciated! Thanks in advance, and many greetings from Germany! Wolfgang
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wafler	Posted - 07/15/2009 : 05:17:24 AM Hi Iris! Workes like a charm! Tank you very much for the quick help. Wolfgang
Iris_Bai	Posted - 07/15/2009 : 01:45:41 AM Hi, Wolfgang Please activate your worksheet and run the following codes to plot 3D Waterfall. void plot_3D_water_fall() { Worksheet wks = Project.ActiveLayer(); if(wks) { GraphPage gp; gp.Create("WATER3D"); GraphLayer gl = gp.Layers(); gl.AddPlot(wks, IDM_PLOT_3D_WALL); } } Iris

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