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amethyste Posted - 04/24/2023 : 09:13:45 AM
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I would like to construct a plot with 2 x parameters one for the simulation and one for the fit. These two both have the same y axis but i want for the fit and the simulation to be connected by a line .
I'd really appreciate any help with this
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YimingChen Posted - 05/10/2023 : 10:07:33 AM
You may use the Vector Plot template. Please refer to the attached project file and video.


https://my.originlab.com/ftp/forum_and_kbase/Images/connectPoints.zip



James
amethyste Posted - 05/10/2023 : 05:10:05 AM
Is there a way to have the lines be connected between the sim and the fit even if they are not horizontal ? sometimes they are vertical for me and even at an angle . meaning not completely vertical
YimingChen Posted - 05/03/2023 : 12:25:31 PM
Please refer to the figure below if you want a separate axis for the sim values.
amethyste Posted - 05/03/2023 : 11:06:36 AM
And that means for the fit to have different x values than the sim? Meaning i add another column not just an axis
YimingChen Posted - 05/03/2023 : 10:34:19 AM
You could click on the axis, and in the popped-up mini toolbar, select Show Opposite Axis.
amethyste Posted - 05/03/2023 : 10:05:06 AM
Thank you so much. that is exactly what i wanted. Cab it be though that both the fit and sim have two different x axis? so the same thing but two x axis and two y axis with the lollipop plot?
YimingChen Posted - 04/25/2023 : 09:55:18 AM
Hi,

Please check the attached project file with the Lollipop plot. Note the values in the two y columns will display as x values in the graph.
https://my.originlab.com/ftp/forum_and_kbase/Images/Lollipop.opju



James
amethyste Posted - 04/25/2023 : 08:44:35 AM
Is there anyway i could have a lollipop plot with 2 x axes and 1 y axes? It was only wanting to have 2 y axes
YimingChen Posted - 04/24/2023 : 12:24:26 PM
Could you check the Lollipop Plot?You might need to switch the x and y columns.
https://www.originlab.com/doc/Origin-Help/Lollipop-Plot?f=dl
amethyste Posted - 04/24/2023 : 11:51:29 AM


I want every simulated point to have a line that goes to its fitted point if that makes any sense.
I hope this is clearer
YimingChen Posted - 04/24/2023 : 11:34:09 AM
Not clear to me what you expect. Could you provide a rough sketch of the plot to give a better idea?

James

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