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a.abc.b35

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Posted - 11/05/2015 :  3:26:14 PM  Show Profile  Edit Topic  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Topic
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Hi experts,
I need your help again, this time using Labtalk.

I have 100 worksheets, each with 1 X column and 32 Y columns. I would like to create a labtlak script to do the following:
  • Plot 1 column of the data in log scale and 3 columns in linear scale in a single plot where the X-axes is linked but the Y-axes are not
  • The absolute values are different for each columns, so I would like to have a plot which you can get if the data are plotted as 4 different plots and then overlay on top of each other
  • I can do this by manually creating the 4 plots (3 linear scale, 1 log scale) and then overlaying them using the Merge button
    • But this way I end up with 4 unwanted plots and also it will take me ages to do this on all the worksheets!
  • The x-scale should be linked for all the 4 plots (that is same for all), but I would like to have a labtalk one linear for changing the x-axis range (layer -a does autoscale but I want to have the ability to control the x-axis range so that by a single command I can change the x-range on all the plots)
  • Also, I would like to have the 4 plots grouped in line plot of thickness 2, with colors, say, black, red, royal, olive;
  • Ability to switch off the major and minor ticks from the y-axis of all the plots after overlay
  • Ability to remove the major labels from all the plots after overlay


Would someone please be able to help me soon with this?
Thanks,
AB

AB
Edited by - a.abc.b35 on 11/05/2015 3:44:48 PM

jasonzhao

China
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Posted - 11/05/2015 :  10:42:28 PM  Show Profile  Edit Reply  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Reply
Hello,


It's better to send a sample OPJ (could be a smaller one and contains only a part of data) to tech@originlab.com.
So we can better understand your design on this 4 panel graph.


Best regards!
Jason
OriginLab Technical Service
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a.abc.b35

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Posted - 11/06/2015 :  2:05:22 PM  Show Profile  Edit Reply  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Reply
Hi Jason,
Thank you for the quick reply. I may have found a solution at:


If I still can not get this right, I will send an email to the tech support with a smaller subset of the data as you mentioned.
Thanks again,
AB

AB
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a.abc.b35

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Posted - 11/06/2015 :  2:16:11 PM  Show Profile  Edit Reply  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Reply
For Plotting X YY data, I can use
plotxy iy:=[Book1]Sheet1!(1,2:3) plot:=200;

But what if I want to plot X YYYY with col 1 as X and say columns 3, 4, 11, 23 as Y?

AB
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a.abc.b35

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Posted - 11/06/2015 :  2:32:59 PM  Show Profile  Edit Reply  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Reply
Found it...

plotxy iy:=[Book1]Sheet1!((1,3),(1,4),(1,11),(1,23)) plot:=200


AB
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