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| Ralph Stuebner |
Posted - 07/30/2001 : 08:07:22 AM
Hello,
I want to automatize the generation of color mapped scatter graphs. Therefore i need a lab talk command, which generates a scatter plot from two columns and indexes the plot with a third column for the different colors.
Thanks Ralph Stübner |
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| Barb Tobias |
Posted - 07/31/2001 : 1:15:23 PM
This is a little rough... but it could be a starting point. I assume your worksheet is named data1 and that you have four columns of color map data - starting with column 3.
wks.colsel(1,1);
wks.colsel(2,1);
for (ii=3;ii<=6;ii++)
{
wks.colsel(ii,1); //select color map column
worksheet -p 247 scatter; //plot
window -r %H graph$(ii); //rename graph
window -a data1; //reactivate worksheet
wks.colsel(ii,0); //deselect color map column
}
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| Ralph Stuebner |
Posted - 07/31/2001 : 09:51:01 AM
Thank you.
So far it works. But if I build up a loop (with "for(n=3;n<=10;n++)") to make several plots with each containing the data of column 1, 2 and n only one plot is generated and you see the data of the n th column only. How can I force Origin to produce more than one plot. |
| Barb Tobias |
Posted - 07/30/2001 : 3:30:58 PM
You could use the wks.colsel method to select the X, Y, and color map index columns. You could then use the worksheet -p command option to plot the selected data into the scatter template with color mapping on.
So if your worksheet was set up as X, Y, Y (color map indexes), then you could use something like this:
wks.colsel(1,1); //select col 1
wks.colsel(2,1); // select col 2
wks.colsel(3,1); // select col 3
worksheet -p 247 scatter; // plot columns into scatter template using color mapping
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