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| Gandi |
Posted - 02/28/2011 : 7:27:35 PM
I'd like to create functions via "Graph --> Add Function Graph" which are identical but use different paramter(s) each. Ideally I'd have a workbook which contains two columns with the parameters and I could then create a function f(x,par) to be plotted in the graph, where par is retrieved from the workbook. For example "func5" would use par(5), i.e. the value of the cell in the second column of the workbook where the corresponding cell in the first column equals 5.
However, I don't know how to access workbook cells from the "Add Function Graph" dialogue box. Using the [Workbook]Sheet!Column(x) syntax doesn't seem to work. I can access variables (defined in the script window) in the "Add Function Graph" dialogue box, but I'm wondering if it's possible to use the contents of specific cells in a workbook instead. For obvious reasons, when one wants to plot the same function with different parameter(s) many times, defining a separate variable in the script window for each function is rather tedious. One workbook that contains all parameters would be much more elegant.
Any help is appreciated!
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Origin Ver. and Service Release: 8 SR6
Operating System: Win XP |
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| Gandi |
Posted - 03/06/2011 : 5:54:59 PM
Dear Penn,
this works like a charm, thanks a lot! Since it's possible to call an Origin C function from the "Add Function Graph" dialog I'll go with that, so I don't even need to create a workbook and use "Set Column Values". |
| Penn |
Posted - 03/01/2011 : 10:34:28 PM
Hi,
You can define your function in Origin C. The following steps are the simple example.
1. Click the Code Builder button to open Code Builder.
2. Select menu File: New to open the New File dialog, give a File Name and then click OK to create a C File with the default settings.
3. In the newly created C File, I will define a function like:
double test_set(double x, double a)
{
double y;
y = x+a;
return y;
}
4. Choose menu Tools: Build to compile and link the file.
5. Go back to Origin main interface, I will set column B by using this function like below:
6. To make this defined function available once Origin starts, go back to Code Builder, drag-and-drop the newly created file from the User folder to the System folder in the Workspace. See more details in this page.
Penn |
| Gandi |
Posted - 03/01/2011 : 06:56:46 AM
Hi Penn,
thanks for your prompt reply.
Using the "Set Column Values" dialog might be a suitable workaround. However, can I call a function which I have defined previously from there? Ideally, each column should be filled with values calculated from the same function but using a different parameter. I don't want to define the same function in the "Set Column Values" dialog for each column.
I've tried X-Functions, but I couldn't get it to work. |
| Penn |
Posted - 03/01/2011 : 01:46:32 AM
Hi,
Currently, Origin does not support accessing workbook cell from "Add Function Graph" dialog as you have mentioned.
Maybe you can use the Set Values dialog, the following tutorials can help how to use this dialog, Setting Column Values, Set Column Values, and this. After setting column values for each function, create graph with these columns.
Penn |
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