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superklee
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 Posted - 01/21/2005 : 05:33:16 AM
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Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 6.1
Operating System:Win 2000
Hi guys,
I'm using a Worksheet consisting of 3*k columns, whereas the first of the 3 is the x value, the second is the y value and the third is the label value for each k-run.
Now I want to make a xyxy vector-graph using labtalk:
layer.include({worksheet}_{y1-column}, 218);
Usually if you define the first xy-dataset Origin assumes the two asscending columns as the second xy dataset. Since i have a set of 3 columns each, this doesn't work for me. I also cant just go without the label column because i need it in a scatter graph.
Manually i can assign the Vector End point, meaning the second xy dataset, in the Plot Details Dialog under the Vector tab.
Is there a way to assign the second xy dataset using labtalk?
thanks
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polphys
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Posted - 01/25/2005 : 05:48:46 AM
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Was your question to make an xyxy-plot with the columns 1,2,4,5 (and so on?),omitting the label colums 3 and 6?
If the columns 1 and 4 are of type X and 2 and 5 are of type y, you can make an xyxy-plot with:
wks.colSel(1,1);wks.colSel(2,1);wks.solSel(4,1);wks.colSel(5,1);// selecting the desired columns
work -p 218 templatename;//plotting the selected columns as xyxy-plot
Unfortunately, I am a beginner and don't know, whether there exists a more elegant way using layer.include().
Edited by - polphys on 01/25/2005 05:49:31 AM |
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define vector end points using labtalk