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metallic Posted - 10/27/2010 : 06:21:26 AM
Origin 8 SR 5
Windows XP

I'm new to programming in origin and wonder if anyone can help.

I have two columns of data and essentially want to extract the values of column B (Current) for a certain value in column A (Temperature). This will occur more than once, as the temperature goes up and down. I therefore want to compare the B values at a certain A temperature by putting them in a new worksheet.

I have a very large data set, and doing this manually is out of the question - if a suitable program is available I would be very grateful.

Many thanks
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greg Posted - 10/27/2010 : 11:53:50 AM
While you could do this in OriginC, it is much easier in LabTalk to use the wxt X-Function (based on the Worksheet : Extract Worksheet Data dialog):

wxt test:="col(A)=32" ow:=<new name:=Freezing>;

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