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rockyraccoon |
Posted - 09/11/2009 : 07:10:21 AM I have produced the attached boxplot.
 I was naively expecting Origin to plot the boxes have the same column headings on the same x location. How would I do that? Thanks
Origin Ver. and Service Release : 8.0.63.988 SR6 Operating System: WinXP |
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rockyraccoon |
Posted - 09/14/2009 : 05:43:45 AM I think solution (1) is what I was looking for. Most of the time the boxes don't overlap, as the distributions tend to be centered far apart from each other. Thanks
quote: Originally posted by minimax
Do you mean to overlap the box plots for the same x location as following? It seems not looking good?

If you really want such a graph, you can plot 2 box graphs first and then use "Merge Graph Windows" tool to mergae them into a 1*1 graph.
or you would like to plot them side by side like following?

If so, you would have to reorder your columns manually first.
Or you are meaning something else?
Max OriginLab Technical Support
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minimax |
Posted - 09/14/2009 : 05:04:30 AM Do you mean to overlap the box plots for the same x location as following? It seems not looking good?

If you really want such a graph, you can plot 2 box graphs first and then use "Merge Graph Windows" tool to mergae them into a 1*1 graph.
or you would like to plot them side by side like following?

If so, you would have to reorder your columns manually first.
Or you are meaning something else?
Max OriginLab Technical Support |