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nanomech Posted - 08/21/2002 : 08:21:52 AM
Hello everybody

I was looking for a function to rescale the x and y-axes so that the scale of the 2 are the same and that the y-axis is not enhanced (for instance if the x-axis is scaled from -10 to 10 and the y-axis from -2 to 2, that the units on the 2 axes are the same). Is there an easy way in Origin where this can be accomplished?

Thank you in advance.
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greg Posted - 09/06/2002 : 2:01:47 PM
Here's a script that does the trick (with //comments):

dx=x2-x1; // find the size of x scale
dy=y2-y1; // find the size of y scale
temp=layer.unit; // remember current layer units
layer.unit=2; // change to inches
if(dx>dy) {
layer.height=layer.height*dy/dx;
} else {
layer.width=layer.width*dx/dy;
}
layer.unit=temp; // restore original layer units

You could also include this script which centers the newly sized layer:

temp=layer.unit; // remember current layer units
layer.unit=2; // change to inches
layer.top=.5*(page.height/page.resy-layer.height);
layer.left=.5*(page.width/page.resx-layer.width);
layer.unit=temp; // restore original layer units

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