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vikas2014
India
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 Posted - 10/17/2014 : 10:48:05 AM
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Origin Ver.6.0
Operating System: windows 7
hey i am pretty new in labtalk scripting. i have the following stuff:
two worksheets, each in XY format, let me name them "theory" and "experiment".
i do some normalisation for data in Y column in "experiment". so now i have XNorm instead of XY in "experiment". then i have to copy XNorm to CD columns (next to AB) in "theory" worksheet. then i plot XYXNorm together. i would love to put a template also for the outcome plot.
i fail in the stage of plotting. how do we plot selected columns using labtalk scripting?? (i need the flexibility of changing column names whenever i need, in the script i write)
also, how to load the ascii data into worksheet by script?
Thanks in advance. |
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greg
USA
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Posted - 11/05/2014 : 1:54:57 PM
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Given A,B,C,D where you want to plot B vs. A and D vs. C, you can use:
plotxy ([Theory]Sheet1!(1,2),[Theory]Sheet1!(3,4)) plot:=201;
Rather than use names, I used columns indexes: 1,2,3,4
But you don't need to copy your data at all since you could also use:
range raT = [Theory]Sheet1!(1,2);
range raE = [Experiment]Sheet1!(1,2);
plotxy ((raT),(raE)) plot:=200;
There are lots of options in the impAsc import X-Function, but at its simplest you can use:
dlgfile gr:=ASCII; // Browse for the file you want to import
newbook; // Create a new book (optional)
impasc; // Import the selected file
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labtalk-plotting selected columns