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Amdursky
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 Posted - 01/13/2016 : 04:34:56 AM
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Origin Ver.: OriginPro 2015
Operating System: Windows 7
I was making a column graph (with error bars), and wanted that the columns will start at y=1 (the location of the x-axis), and then some of the columns will go up (with the values of >1), and some of the columns will go down (with values <1, most of the values are 0<y<1). When the y-axis was on linear scale, I succeeded in doing it by going to the "Line and Ticks" of the bottom x-axis and set the Axis position at position 1, and make sure that in the "Grids" tab there is no tick at "Y=0". However, I want to show my results on a logarithmic scale, and when I've changed the y-axis to logarithmic scale, all of the columns started from the bottom of the graph, regardless to the position of the x-axis. All of the values are positive.
Can I make a column graph with a controllable location of the x-axis with a logarithmic y-scale?
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Amdursky
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Posted - 01/13/2016 : 11:31:53 AM
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Here are couple of images to describe better my question.
This is the graph on a linear scale:
and this is what happens when I'm changing the y-scale to logarithmic:
Can I make the column with lower values of 1 to start from the Y=1 line toward the bottom of the graph |
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snowli
USA
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Descending columns on a logarithmic scale