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royspencer Posted - 03/12/2010 : 3:23:02 PM
Origin ver 8 , OS windows XP,

I wanted to make a power law plot keeping the values in x and y but changing the x and y scales to log _base 10. I want to do a linear fit but it gives a curve. Can somenody help on how to do a linear fit on log scales.

thanks
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easwar Posted - 03/13/2010 : 2:07:48 PM
Hi,

In the Linear Fit dialog there is a check box named "Apparent Fit", you need to check that box.

Easwar
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