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student 123
Germany
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 Posted - 07/07/2015 : 07:19:10 AM
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Hi,
I'm new to Origin.
Does anybody know how I can create a graph like the picture?
Thanks,
Betty
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AmandaLu
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Posted - 07/08/2015 : 06:57:24 AM
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Hi Betty,
Right now it is not easy to create such graph in Origin. Anyway, you can try plot a multi-layer bar graph. For example, in your sample picture you may need 23 layers to create such graph.
Thanks,
Amanda |
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Hideo Fujii
USA
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Posted - 07/08/2015 : 5:05:41 PM
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Hi Betty,
As Amanda suggested to make a multi-layer bar graph, you can make it as a Stack graph ("Plot: Multi-Panel: Stack" menu).
This menu lets you specify various options, and here you can specify the bar chart's template (Bar.OTP) and Horizontal
as the stack direction as shown in the following screenshot.
With some customization efforts, you can make a graph similar to your sample:
Hope this helps your work.
--Hideo Fujii
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student 123
Germany
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Posted - 07/09/2015 : 12:55:53 AM
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Thank you very much 
It works great. |
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Hideo Fujii
USA
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Posted - 07/09/2015 : 09:57:46 AM
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Dear Betty and visitors to this thread,
Although it seems all set for your purpose of the presentation, just for visitors to this thread who
are considering this type of graph to arrange a whole datasets at a glance, the 3D bar graph like
below (width flattened, single layer) might also interest you:
Good luck!
--Hideo Fujii
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Graph with more x-axes