Hi MMEC,
If you want to stretch the plot in terms of scale-in or out, you can press Z key, and rotate the mouse wheel.
If you want to change the X values themselves with a factor, similar to the horizontal translation,
there is currently no built-in tool for that, but script like following does such kind of task.
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clicks=0;
dotool 2; //select tool 2=Screen Reader, 3=Data Reader
type -b Double-click the anchor point twice;
def pointproc {
clicks++;
if(clicks<2) type -b Click next anchor point please;
xx$(clicks)=X; //x coordinate
yy$(clicks)=Y; //y coordinate
yds$=%C; //y dataset of the curve
if(clicks>=2) {
%A=xof(%C); //x dataset of the curve
xbk$=token(%A,1,'_')$; //book name
xds$=token(%A,2,'_')$; //column name
range rx=[%(xbk$)]1!col(%(xds$)); //x range
xf=xx2/xx1; //factor
rx=rx*xf;
type -b factor:$(xf,.2) point1:($(xx1,.2), $(yy1,.2)), point2:($(xx2,.2), $(yy2,.2));
dotool 0; //Return to the Arrow tool
}
}
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Please try and modify whatever you want.
--Hideo Fujii
OriginLab
