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| Xalagy |
Posted - 12/07/2023 : 09:12:43 AM
Hello,
I have a Data Set with 30 colums and 24232 rows.
The first 15 colums contain 15 different Process-Parameters for Injection Molding. Colum number 16 to 30 contain information about mechanical properties.
Some rows have the same value of the Process-Parameter. With origin I already managed to sort one desired Process-Parameter (A) from the lowest to the highest value (while keeping the structure of the rows).
After sorting the values I created a graph (Process-Parameter: x-axis vs. mechanical property: y-axis).
The problem is, that I want to color all areas in the 2D-graph, that have the same repeated value of the Process parameter:
e.g
Process Parameter A » (Value: 75 % → this value shows up 3621 times in the rows) » this needs to be colorized in the graph
Process Parameter A » (Value: 50 % → this value shows up 7842 times in the rows) » this needs to be colorized in the graph
I could do it manually with less Process-Parameters but I want to do it automatically, if I investigate more Process-Parameters, like (B), (C), (D), etc.
So I would like to ask if there is an advanced criteria for the reference line and color filling option in the 2D-graph?
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| Xalagy |
Posted - 12/08/2023 : 02:24:20 AM
Thank you very much James for the detailed instruction with the gif image!!!!! |
| YimingChen |
Posted - 12/07/2023 : 5:13:21 PM
You can use the batch plotting tool to automate the process. Please watch the video as an example. Here I plot 3 pairs of xy datasets instead of 15 pairs in your case.
James |
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