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| EasyE |
Posted - 08/07/2014 : 10:15:19 AM
Origin Ver 7.5
Service Release SR6
Operating System: Windows 7
I want Y-offset, 2 dimension plot. I have 4 pairs of x,y data sets that I need to show in same plot with a simple Y offset. I have tried waterfall but I can't get access to offset of individual lines, nor which one stays on bottom, second up, etc. Other than the y offset I need to control which data set is where in Y axis. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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| snowli |
Posted - 08/07/2014 : 12:48:31 PM
Hi EasyE,
We don't want you to feel you have to be stuck for life with 7.5.
Please send an email to tech@originlab.com so we can discuss the upgrade options and discounts for you separately.
Sincerely,
Snow
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| EasyE |
Posted - 08/07/2014 : 11:46:18 AM
Hey snowli. If upgrades where cheap I would do it but I seem to be stuck for life with Origin 7.5.
Your solution worked great and was easy to implement. Thanks you for your help.
Cheers,
EasyE
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Originally posted by snowli
Hello,
With Graph window active, choose Analysis: Translate: Vertical.
And even the Translate tool is improved in later versions:)
Also don't forget to do Rescale to Show all after translation.
Thanks, Snow
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| snowli |
Posted - 08/07/2014 : 11:33:44 AM
Hello,
With Graph window active, choose Analysis: Translate: Vertical.
And even the Translate tool is improved in later versions:)
Also don't forget to do Rescale to Show all after translation.
Thanks, Snow
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| EasyE |
Posted - 08/07/2014 : 11:27:30 AM
Dear snowli. We are getting somewhere with your help. I can duplicate the data sheet so I am okay with changing Y values. Where is the Vertical Translation tool? Thanks.
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Originally posted by snowli
I didn't find easy way in 7.5 and it's so easy to do in later versions. That's why I recommended later versions.
In 7.5, if you don't want Y values change in worksheet, I suppose you can plot Stacked plot so each Y is in a different layer. Then do layer manipulation to move layers around to show the effect of offset. You can delete X and Y axis so they looks like in same layer. But then you can't really control the offset.
If you are OK with Y values changed in worksheet, you can plot all data as line plots.
Then activate the curve you want to move up. And use Vertical Translate. But that will change the Y value in the worksheet.
Thanks, Snow
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| snowli |
Posted - 08/07/2014 : 11:22:51 AM
I didn't find easy way in 7.5 and it's so easy to do in later versions. That's why I recommended later versions.
In 7.5, if you don't want Y values change in worksheet, I suppose you can plot Stacked plot so each Y is in a different layer. Then do layer manipulation to move layers around to show the effect of offset. You can delete X and Y axis so they looks like in same layer. But then you can't really control the offset.
If you are OK with Y values changed in worksheet, you can plot all data as line plots.
Then activate the curve you want to move up. And use Vertical Translate. But that will change the Y value in the worksheet.
Thanks, Snow
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| EasyE |
Posted - 08/07/2014 : 11:01:30 AM
Dear snowli. I have version 7.5 not 9.1. Thanks for pointing out that new version have y-offset options. My question however is, how to do it in version 7.5.
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Originally posted by snowli
Hello,
We have added Stacked lines by Y-offset in later versions. See the 2nd graph in the 1st row.
http://originlab.com/index.aspx?go=Products/Origin/Graphing/Line/Symbol
And you can set the Offset mode to be Individual to specify the offset of each curve.
Also you can drag in curve to adjust the offset. Here is a video to show how to do it.
http://originlab.com/Index.aspx?go=Support/VideoTutorials&pid=2135
Thanks, Snow
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| snowli |
Posted - 08/07/2014 : 10:48:46 AM
Hello,
We have added Stacked lines by Y-offset in later versions. See the 2nd graph in the 1st row.
http://originlab.com/index.aspx?go=Products/Origin/Graphing/Line/Symbol
And you can set the Offset mode to be Individual to specify the offset of each curve.
Also you can drag in curve to adjust the offset. Here is a video to show how to do it.
http://originlab.com/Index.aspx?go=Support/VideoTutorials&pid=2135
Thanks, Snow |
