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| agschmor |
Posted - 03/18/2008 : 06:35:33 AM
Origin Version: 8.0773
Operating System: Win XP
Origin Version : 8.0773
Operating System : Win XP
Hi,
I'm searching for the possibility to customize the format for units in graphs. Right now units appear as x[unit] but I'd like to appear it as x / unit.
Can anybody tell me how to customize this?
Thanks!
Tanja |
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| easwar |
Posted - 04/28/2011 : 10:45:46 AM
quote:
Originally posted by Kuli
But if there is no unit, the "/" will still appear, right?
E.g. if LongName = "ratio" and unit = "" this will result in
ratio/
With the standard settings, the parentheses around the units are only printed if there are units available.
Is it possible to get the same behavior for the "/"?
Or to replace the square-brackets in the german version with parentheses?
Hi,
You can replace the square brackets with parantheses, the following way:
1. Open script window (menu: Window: Script Window)
2. Type the statement below and press enter at end of line:
@LUQ=1
This is a system variable that controls what will be used. Value of 1 will use ( ) and value of 2 (which is default for German Origin) will use [ ].
To set this system var for every Origin session, do the following:
1> close Origin
2> go to the EXE folder and copy the file orgsys.cnf and place the copy in you UFF (user files) folder
3> Edit the file in the user files folder and at the very end of the file add the statement
@LUQ=1;
and save file
4> restart Origin
Easwar
OriginLab
P.S. One correction:
Although orgsys.cnf works, my colleagues pointed out, it is better to place this command in macros.cnf
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| Echo_Chu |
Posted - 04/28/2011 : 04:34:34 AM
Hi, Hartmut,
I am afraid that Origin can not do this currently. Thank you for you suggestion. We will consider to improve it in our next version.
Echo
quote:
Originally posted by Kuli
But if there is no unit, the "/" will still appear, right?
E.g. if LongName = "ratio" and unit = "" this will result in
ratio/
With the standard settings, the parentheses around the units are only printed if there are units available.
Is it possible to get the same behavior for the "/"?
Or to replace the square-brackets in the german version with parentheses?
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| Kuli |
Posted - 04/27/2011 : 12:39:13 PM
But if there is no unit, the "/" will still appear, right?
E.g. if LongName = "ratio" and unit = "" this will result in
ratio/
With the standard settings, the parentheses around the units are only printed if there are units available.
Is it possible to get the same behavior for the "/"?
Or to replace the square-brackets in the german version with parentheses?
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| agschmor |
Posted - 03/28/2008 : 10:03:26 AM
Thank you!
This works without problems.
Tanja |
| Echo_Chu |
Posted - 03/19/2008 : 05:49:18 AM
Hi, Tanja
Please try changing your axis title from %(?X) to %(?X,@LA)/%(?X,@LU), %(?X,@LA) shows the long name of column and %(?X,@LU) shows the unit of column
Echo
OriginLab Corp
Edited by - Echo_Chu on 03/19/2008 05:51:27 AM |
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