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elanchezhian Posted - 04/02/2019 : 9:29:51 PM
I need to know "How to draw two different data sets with a different interval in the same x-axis and same Y axis?".My data sets are (Distance (Y-axis), Time (X-axis)and Frequency (X-axis)). Time and frequency have different units. Please anyone kindly help me.
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elanchezhian Posted - 04/03/2019 : 6:36:38 PM
Thanks for your reply shirley.

I uploaded the picture of the model graph which I want.It has two graphs. The distance vs time graph is a normal one. The second section of the graph is the distributional function of distance on time.
kindly suggest me how to draw the same type of graph.

thanks.
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Originally posted by Shirley_GZ

Hi Elanchezhian,

Does "Time" and "Frequency" interdepend? Such as, Frequency = 1/ Time.

If so, I think you can add one more X axis at top of graph to show both Frequency and Time in a graph, see https://www.originlab.com/doc/Quick-Help/2nd-nonlinear-axis

If you want to plot two curves, "Distance VS. Time" and "Distance VS. Frequency", please consider to create a double layers graph:
1. Create a common XY graph firstly, "Time VS. Distance".
2. Add a new layer by selecting "Graph: New Layer(Axes): Top-X (Linked Y Scale and Dimension)"
3. Add the data "Frequency VS. Distance" into the newly-added layer.
4. Customize the graph as your own needs.

Please let me know if any problem.

Thanks,
Shirley
OriginLab

Originlab Technical Service Team
Shirley_GZ Posted - 04/02/2019 : 11:27:04 PM
Hi Elanchezhian,

Does "Time" and "Frequency" interdepend? Such as, Frequency = 1/ Time.

If so, I think you can add one more X axis at top of graph to show both Frequency and Time in a graph, see https://www.originlab.com/doc/Quick-Help/2nd-nonlinear-axis

If you want to plot two curves, "Distance VS. Time" and "Distance VS. Frequency", please consider to create a double layers graph:
1. Create a common XY graph firstly, "Time VS. Distance".
2. Add a new layer by selecting "Graph: New Layer(Axes): Top-X (Linked Y Scale and Dimension)"
3. Add the data "Frequency VS. Distance" into the newly-added layer.
4. Customize the graph as your own needs.

Please let me know if any problem.

Thanks,
Shirley
OriginLab

Originlab Technical Service Team

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