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cvhorie Posted - 07/19/2009 : 10:54:22 AM
Origin Ver. and Service Release 8 sr5(
Operating System: XP

I am very new to Origin, so my apologies if it is obvious.

How do I insert %RH into an axes legend? It is not indexed in the pdf or on-line help. Playing around with the long name, units, comments, properties and programming control completely screwed up the graph - three times.

Thanks

Velson Horie
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cpyang Posted - 07/19/2009 : 11:44:00 AM
Legend automatically comes from Long Name in column in Origin.
In the graph, legend string were typically %(1) so the % translation has to be enabled for legend, so to protect your % in %RH, you have to use escape code.

Assuming your column long name was

Amount in %RH


then you can change it to

Amount in \v(%)RH


Where \v is the verbatim escape code.


If you are talking about just how to put %RH into X-axis title, then just right-click to choose Programming Control and uncheck the box

[x] Link to Variables (%,$)

CP


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