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rjt211
Posted - 01/17/2017 : 4:42:11 PM I'm trying to compare data (collected using several different sensors) for which I have temperatures for a specific timestamp (dd/mm/yy HH:mm:ss) but I really need to be able to plot them against a third variable - z-height. As you can see, I can correlate the z-height to a specific timestamp but I can't work out how to plot the z-height against temperature as the timestamp is different for each set of temperatures.
Any idea on how to convert the timestamp to a z-height or something? I tried plotting a graph of timestamp against z-height and using the equation to convert the timestamp but presumably because the timestamp is a very specific format and not a regular number I confused something. (Mostly myself.)
Origin Ver. and Service Release: OriginPro 2016 (Student version) b9.3.2.303 Operating System: Windows 8.1
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cpyang
Posted - 01/17/2017 : 7:38:00 PM Your timestamp column is right-justified so it is already in correct numeric date time internal representation. You can check by changing the date display format to make sure.
Then you will need to interpolate your temperature data's Timestamp to the Z-height data's timestamp so they can have a common timestamp.