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| greenrebel13 |
Posted - 05/31/2014 : 4:12:23 PM
So,hello to everyone,and thank you for letting me register to this so helpful, as by first look seems forum! I need some help urgently.. I want to merge together three graphs.The problem is that by the third graph, on the x axis, I want to make something more complicated. So, lets suppose that the x axis has three columns, with prices respectively: A,B and C.I want by the third graph to make on the x axis some columns,which will have no height(so they will not extend over the x axis)and at the same time they will have some width,which in turn will not have equal step, like I mean the follow:
A will be from 3 to 5
B will be from 5 to 8
C will be from 8 to 13
So it seems more to have to do with labelling the x axis, and not with making a graph, but it is still very tough and it takes me ages to find it.. So please if anyone has an idea,I would be glad for a response!! Thanx in advance |
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| snowli |
Posted - 05/31/2014 : 4:37:31 PM
If you are just trying to customize tick labels on X axis to show x from 3 to 13 in all, ticks show at x=3, 5, 8, 13, Tick labels show in center of each range,
Here is what you can do in 9.1.
CLick New Graph button to create a blank graph window.
Double click X axis to open Axis dialog.
Under X Axis: Scale node, set From and To to be 3 and 13.
Under Major Ticks node, set Type to be By Dataset.
Enter the following space separated numbers in Dataset box
3 5 8 13
Click Apply
--> U will see the x axis is updated to show region of 3 to 13 with ticks at x=3, 5, 8 13.
Then go to X Axis: Tick Labels: Bottom node, set Display Type to be Tick-indexed String
Enter A B C in Display box (space separated)
Click Apply
--> A, B, C will show at tick positions.
Now under Miscellaneous node, set Tick to Label to be Center Between Ticks.
Click Apply
--> A, B, C will show between the tick positions.
Thanks, Snow
OriginLab Corp.
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| greenrebel13 |
Posted - 05/31/2014 : 4:20:05 PM
*I meant they will not extend to the y axis, so their height will be zero |
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