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jonbashmaster Posted - 07/02/2015 : 08:06:23 AM
Hi,

i am new to origin (originpro 2015G)and i have a problem. i have 2 values(122) linked to time (hh:mm:ss). So i get 4 collums.
1: Temp
2: Timecode for Temp
3: Intesity
4: Timecode for Intensity

Temp is taken every second. Intensity 4 times during a second. is it possible to Plot Temp against Intensity. i want origin to link the Temp to the 4 related Intensity values.

i am still trying but i dont realy have a clue. any suggestions? thx in advance.

best regards jontem:
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jonbashmaster Posted - 07/09/2015 : 06:43:57 AM
Hi,

thx for the help the pattern command works for me!

best regards

jon
lkb0221 Posted - 07/06/2015 : 2:52:05 PM
Hi,

Sean's solution is to split the Y into 4 sub-Ys.
There is another alternatives that to generate a new X column based on the original one.
col("Temp") = pattern(col("Temp"), 4, 1); // Overwrite the original column
Or, add a new column and use Set Column Value with function body: pattern(col("Temp"), 4, 1). Then you can build a analysis template for new incoming data files.

Zheng
OriginLab
SeanMao Posted - 07/03/2015 : 05:59:10 AM
Hi,

The way I am thinking of is to split the column intensity into 4 columns and plot those four extracted columns versus Temp (X) so that you will have four intensity points corresponding to a single Template point at each second.

To do it, you can directly copy and paste the following code in Script Window and highlight all, press Enter to run:


// Suppose intensity column has Long Name "Intensity"
colsplit -r 0 irng:=col("Intensity") nrows:=4 rd:=[<input>]<input>; // Split Intensity columns into 4 columns
plotxy iy:=(?,5:8) plot:=201; // Plot splitted columns against Temp as Scatter plot


If this is not what you want, please proceed to explain in more details.

Thanks!

Regards!

Sean

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