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chandan11 Posted - 03/03/2018 : 10:19:45 AM
Origin Ver. and Service Release: OriginPro 2015 Sr. 1
Operating System: Windows10 64bit

I have data
A(X1) B(Y1) C(Y1) D(Y1) E(X2)

I want to interpolate B, C, and D to X values of E. I am using interpolate to X values in origin with parameters:- Linear, extrapolate, new column. But it does the operation only for one column at a time. Is it possible to do this operation for all three of them at a time? As I have a lot of such columns to be done.

Thank you in advance.
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yuki_wu Posted - 03/05/2018 : 01:14:12 AM
Hi,

You can run the following LabTalk Script.
1. Select Window: Script Window from menu
2. Copy and paste the script below to Script Window
3. Highlight the script and click Enter key to run it
for(int ii = 2; ii <= 4; ii++ )
{
interp1 ix:=col(5) iy:=(col(1), col($(ii)));
}


Regards,
Yuki
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