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Stephen	Posted - 09/21/1998 : 1:27:00 PM Is there any way to label axes using Labtalk?
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Steve Dreger	Posted - 09/29/1998 : 7:48:00 PM If you know the name of the Graph's window you can use the rotate property of the Layer.Axis.Label object. Try following Labtalk command for rotating y axis label to 90 degrees: [GraphName!]layer.y.label.rotate=90 (or see LabTalk manual page 252)
Stephen	Posted - 09/24/1998 : 2:22:00 PM One more question about axes labels. Is there any way using Labtalk to rotate the Y-axis label 90 degrees? Thanks, Stephen
a_user	Posted - 09/23/1998 : 1:25:00 PM Axis labels are objects. If you already have existing axis labels and enter Button Edit Mode (Edit:Button Edit Mode) you will notice the object name appear above the label. For example the object name for the bottom x axis label is XB. The object name for the left y axis label is YL. Therefore to change the label (or create a new label) in script of the bottom x axis (assuming the graph in question is the active window) you would use (example): label -n xb Time;

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