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mohamed1986 Posted - 04/30/2016 : 8:36:02 PM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): 2016
Operating System:windows 10
Dear Friends,
I need to obtain a cumulative peak of the 3 peaks in the attached image.
Thanks much
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snowli Posted - 05/04/2016 : 2:22:25 PM
Hello,

You can first do Analysis: interpolation/Extrapolation for each curve so they have the same X ranges.

Then add all the interpolated values.


Thanks, Snow

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