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| kentmey |
Posted - 04/09/2014 : 1:52:27 PM
Hi
I have four columns (x,y1,y2,y3). I would like to display the values of the columns y2,y3 as min and max of the error bars of y1.
I cannot do it with the yEr function since it considers that y1 is at the center of the error bar.
Any help on the way would be highly appreciated  
Kentmey
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| Hideo Fujii |
Posted - 04/11/2014 : 12:00:16 PM
Hi Kentmey,
Not sure, but if your y2 and y3 data columns present the min-mx range, the following
procedure should do the job: (See the screenshot of my sample below)
1) Insert two columns before y2.
2) Using Set Column Values tool, put the y1-min and max-y1 in the inserted columns respectively.
3) Designate two columns as YErr.
4) Highlight y1 and following two columns, and make a plot.
5) Double-click the plot to show the Plot Details dialog;
Select the second dataset from the left panel, and set it the error bar direction to "Minus" (in the "Error Bar");
Select the third dataset from the left panel, and set it the error bar direction to "Plus".
Step 5) is the same to the Greg's explanation.
Hope this also helps.
--Hideo Fujii
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| greg |
Posted - 04/10/2014 : 1:59:29 PM
Perhaps what you mean is that you want different Plus and Minus error values. This can be set after you plot or in Plot Setup.
Assuming you plotted y1 vs x with both y2 and y3 as yEr...
- Double click directly on any error bar.
(This opens Plot Details on the Error Bar tab with one of the yEr datasets selected on the left.)
- Uncheck either Plus or Minus (Depending on which yEr data was selected.)
- Select the other yEr data.
- Uncheck the box you did not uncheck above.
- Click OK
Assuming you haven't plotted...
- With nothing selected, choose Plot : Symbol : Scatter which opens the Plot Setup dialog
- Check the X box in the row of column 1
- Check the Y box in the row of column 2
- RIGHT CLICK ON THE yEr COLUMN HEADER and choose "Y Error Bars Plus/Minus"
- Check the yEr+ box for the row with plus error values
- Check the yEr- box for the row with minus error values
- Click OK (or Add and OK)
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| lkb0221 |
Posted - 04/09/2014 : 3:22:33 PM
Hi,
I don't understand...Where is y1's error come from?
You mean like, y2 = min(abs((mean(y1)-y1))?
Zheng
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