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LynneKLR Posted - 03/22/2019 : 10:02:12 AM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): Origin2019 64bit Student Version 9.6.0.172
Operating System: Windows 10

I am trying to batch process graphing thermal analysis data in which the temperature ramps and then decreases. I want to plot only the data associated with increasing temperature. The maximum temperature is not a constant.

How can I write a condition that says: plot only data associated with a positive first derivative in column(X)?

Thank you!

Lynne
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LynneKLR Posted - 03/22/2019 : 4:48:33 PM
Thank you!
couturier Posted - 03/22/2019 : 3:47:04 PM
Once you have the derivative you may use Menu Worksheet/Worksheet Query
Choose the cols you want to extract and set the condition as derivative column > 0
Choose to extract on new sheet, with auto recalcultate.
You can then plot the data on extracted sheet.

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