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Maria Vila Posted - 06/02/2016 : 10:23:17 AM
Hi!

I am trying to representate an XYZ contour, but, I would like to change the angles between axes, instead of forming 90 degrees, I would like yo have 60 degrees between the axes, I can't find the way, and I even do not know if this is possible.

Many thanks for the help!

MarĂ­a
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KenLefebvre Posted - 06/02/2016 : 10:42:00 AM
Hi Maria-

Do you mean a ternary graph? All recent versions of Origin should support ternary graphs. You can plot one by selecting your X, Y, & Z columns and then select Plot>Specialized>Ternary. This should give an equi-angular (60 degrees) triangle graph. Is this what you're trying to accomplish?

Best regards

Ken Lefebvre
Technical Service Engineer
OriginLab

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