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| GTheophall |
Posted - 10/27/2021 : 2:50:09 PM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): OriginPro 9
Operating System: Microsoft 10
I'm trying to grpah a set of data, 29 samples. They are subdivided into groups, 1.e. Group 1 = 1-5, Group 2 = 6,7, Group 3 = 8-10, etc. The x-axis will have indices 1-4 where each indices graphs each group.
I want each index to have the group average as a bar, the STD error range, as well as each individual data point contributing to an average.
This is know as a scatter bar graph. I cannot, for the life of me, figure out how to get Origin to do so, without compromising one aspect of formatting.
Got data points? all bars are stacked!
Separate bars? only first group stays at 0, rest stitch to x-axis.
Make different layers? impossible to separate (yes I've been into miscellaneous and chose offset across layers)
Get the bars separate, all to y=0 base line, got error bars? All data points super imposed per index and not spread to respective average.
Day three i'm on this task. I have tried tutorials and the like. I'm about to switch programs and never use Origin again.
Gregory Theophall |
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| YimingChen |
Posted - 10/27/2021 : 3:54:46 PM
Can you divide your groups into columns and then use the Scatter Interval plot type to make the plot? You may need to go to the Plot Details dialog to change the error to display SD. See below:
James |
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