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| Slapgravel |
Posted - 04/18/2013 : 06:55:03 AM
Origin Ver. 8.5.1 SR2 and Service Release b315
Operating System: Win XP (Used through parallels)
Hi Guys,
I'm very new to origin but am really enjoying what I've managed to do so far but alas I've hit a wall and, even though I'm sure it's basic, I have no idea how to sort it:
I have 64 XYZ sets of data on 2 files. One has 64 times XY on and the other 64 times Z. I've managed to create 2 workbooks with these files, one has 2 columns with the XY data - 64 times (i.e I have columns labelled XYXYXYXY and so on) and another work book with the Z data on - 64 times (i.e columns labelled ZZZZZZ and so on). Heres where it gets interesting:- The XY columns have 1582 rows and the Z columns have 40 (this was a temperature profile with readings taken every 30 secs). So basically every 40 readings of XY have a single reading of Z. I'm looking to put these into one workbook in the format XYZXYZXYZ and so on as to make a waterfall plot, of which I have already inserted a blank column, so I need each value of Z repeated in the column 40 times. I would also like the average temp for each column of Z to be in the header.
Does anyone have any idea where to start?
Thank you for your time,
Jason |
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| matthew@originlab.com |
Posted - 04/19/2013 : 09:14:31 AM
Hi,
There are a couple ways you could do this. The fastest way would be to use a script; I realize you're new to Origin, so I'm assuming you aren't familiar with the LabTalk language. Feel free to email your file with the workbooks to tech@originlab.com and we can work with you to build the script to do this.
Matthew
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