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Maxxpower3 Posted - 09/14/2010 : 7:04:12 PM
Hello,

I have what I think should be an easy question, however I have not made ANY progress in the origin help section etc....any help would be GREATLY appreciated! Thanks!

I have 20 xy plots that were taken at various times. I want to make a 3D graph (surface would be ideal, however I will settle for anything at this point) which has the xy data and uses the z axis as the times...

can anyone at least point me in the right direction?
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DataConv Posted - 09/17/2010 : 01:52:14 AM
to extend larry_lans proposal:
You merge all your data in one sheet by adding an additional column. In this column (assigned as Z) you write a sequential increasing value according to the sheet you merge, eg. 1 for the first sheet/dataset, 2 for the second and so on. Best method for doing this is LT scripting...
When you have this merged sheet you can plot your data without (big) hassle...
Maxxpower3 Posted - 09/16/2010 : 11:32:39 AM
thanks for the reply....
as I said I spent hours trying to figure out those tutorials and did not get anywhere *Sigh*
larry_lan Posted - 09/16/2010 : 05:22:06 AM
Maybe you can try this tutorial? You may need to organize you data into XYZ column form, and then convert into a matrix to plot.

Thanks
Larry

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