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coll@inia.
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125 Posts |
 Posted - 06/07/2015 : 11:40:16 AM
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Origin Ver. Originpro 2015 and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin):
Operating System:WIN8
As a result of a Labtalk script, I have the following data, were mean1 represents negative values from several sera while mean2 represents positive values from positive sera, both of which I want to plot in an scatter template for comparison.
(X) XX1(Y) mean1(Y) sd1(Y) XX2(Y) mean2(Y) labeled(Y)
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10
I used the following script:
//changing col types
range rr1=!col(XX1);
rr1.type=4;
range rr2=!col(sd1);
rr2.type=3;
range rr3=!col(XX2);
rr3.type=4;
range rr4=!col(sd2);
rr4.type=3;
range rr5=!col(labeled);
rr5.type=5;
//fill out XX1 and XX2 with X numbers to be plot
for(jj=1;jj<=10;jj++){col(XX1)[jj]=1;};
for(jj=1;jj<=10;jj++){col(XX2)[jj]=2;};
//plot
type -c plot scatter;
range rango=Col(XX1):Col(labeled);
plotxy rango plot:=201;
However the data is automatically plotted against the first X default values. The rest of the new X axes are considered as they were still Y. I also tried to plot into a template but the same problem appears.
By the way the same data drawn by hand, results in the appropiatted graphic !!!!!!
I would prefer to avoid rows >10 which contain some irrelevant data, but that is well beyond my attempts..................
Could anyone help me?
Thanks, julio
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jasonzhao
China
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Posted - 06/07/2015 : 9:57:46 PM
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Hello,
I notice you use the script below:
range rr2=!col(sd1);
rr2.type=3;
In fact, type 3 is not Y but Y Error, if you want a XY plot, you need to have a Y column.
You can try to use range.type=1 instead of range.type=3.
range rr2=!col(sd1);
rr2.type=1;
Best regards!
Jason
OriginLab Technical Service
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Edited by - jasonzhao on 06/07/2015 9:59:09 PM |
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coll@inia.
Spain
125 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2015 : 01:11:12 AM
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Thank you Jason, but that is what I needed !!
I need XX1 and XX2 to be X axes while sd1 and sd2 required to be treated as Y errors and labeled as a label type.
They all were changed by the script, but the plotxy did not plotted those as such but all as Y axes.
What I do not understand is that plotting those by selecting and plotting scatter manually rather than by the script, resulted in the correct graphic.
Best, julio |
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jasonzhao
China
262 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2015 : 01:56:39 AM
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Hi Julio,
If you want to plotxy with error bar, you can use the syntax like this:
plotxy ((2,3,4),(5,6,7)) plot:=201;
//plot column 2, 3 as XY, 4 as error, same for 5, 6, and 7
Best regards!
Jason
OriginLab Technical Service |
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coll@inia.
Spain
125 Posts |
Posted - 06/08/2015 : 04:35:15 AM
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Thank you again Jaso!
However, I cannot use col numbers because the calculations differ according to data and it is difficult to make those scripts with variables instead, at least I do not know how. I though it will be easier to use col names instead.
Also I need tp plot not only the y error but also each of the row labels to recognize which point has each value in the graphic.
Do you know any other trick?
Thanks again, julio |
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jasonzhao
China
262 Posts |
Posted - 06/09/2015 : 04:09:11 AM
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Hello,
Please see the examples below:
//we can use the long name instead of index
plotxy iy:=((col(xx1),col(mean1),col(sd1)),(col(xx2),col(mean2),col(sd2)));
//keep the graph active
set %C -q 1; //set the Label on
set %C -qm 5; // set the label form to be customized
%A=$;
set %c -qms %A(col(label)[i], .2); //show data in col(label) as label
please refer to page below for further information:
http://wikis/ltwiki/index.php?title=LabTalk%3ASet_(command)#-q_value.3B_Turn_the_data_label_on_or_off
(you can search for -q, -qs, -qms)
Best regards!
Jason
OriginLab Technical Service |
Edited by - jasonzhao on 06/09/2015 04:11:43 AM |
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coll@inia.
Spain
125 Posts |
Posted - 06/09/2015 : 2:17:52 PM
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GREAT!!!!
SOLVED!
The script seems rather complex but...... it WORKS !!!
Thank you very much, Jason
julio |
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