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wa1kthsway	Posted - 06/25/2000 : 12:55:00 PM I am trying to plot a graph with a single y column and multiple x columns. Is it possible to do this? Every time I try, I get the error message "Your column selection must include those with plot designations." Any advice? Thanks!
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ru_pro	Posted - 06/28/2000 : 8:50:00 PM I think the easier way is to denote all X columns as "Y" and the "Y" column as X. Then to plot all Ys against X and check "Graph/exchange X-Y axis"
Hideo Fujii	Posted - 06/27/2000 : 4:47:00 PM The following is an approach by using layers, but there may be a better way... 1) Create each graph, ie., X1/Y, X2/Y,... 2) Select Edit:Merge All Graph Windows, and set the rows and columns to 1. All frames are overlapped completyely. 3) Select one of layer icon in the graph, double-click the X axis, then at the Title&Format tab, set the Axis Position to "% from Bottom" to, say 5. Also, hide the Y axis and the ticks. 4) Repeat 3 for other axes by changing the X-axis position. By this way, you don't have to figure out the scale range of each axis. Good luck! --Hideo [This message has been edited by Hideo Fujii (edited 06-27-2000).]

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