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iphark	Posted - 03/17/2017 : 09:43:55 AM Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): Origin 2017, b9.4.0.220 Operating System: Win 7 64 Bit Hey everyone! I am doing some fine measurements now, and with these I have data coming in. I only just started and have 24 workbooks and for each of these I want to draw the same 3 plots. With just 24 workbooks this is still doable by hand, even though it takes a while, but seeing how I will get more and more data this is going to be quite the tedious task. Programming is not my strength, so I wanted to ask here how I can automate this process? (detail: at first differentiating C(Y) and D(Y) with A(X), then plot A(X) against B(Y), then against C(Y) and D(Y), then against E(Y) and F(Y)) Do you have any idea?
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arstern	Posted - 03/17/2017 : 10:45:01 AM Hi, You can automate your graphs by using the Batch Process dialog box. Below is a Blog post that gives instructions on how to import a dataset that will automatically plot your graphs. http://blog.originlab.com/graphing/create-graphs-for-data-files-with-consistant-format There's also another method where you can drag and drop files into your project which will replicate a similar graph. http://blog.originlab.com/graphing/batch-processing-when-dragging-and-dropping-data-into-origin --Aviel Stern OriginLab

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