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jakub.zajic@hotmail.com
Czech Republic
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 Posted - 04/13/2018 : 3:42:58 PM
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Hello,
I was hoping someone could help me with merging several data sets with different Y axis.
For example
00:04 0,19718
00:14 0,24451
00:34 0,363
00:53 0,51603
01:11 0,70518
01:28 0,92974
01:45 1,18662
02:01 1,47068
02:15 1,77514
02:30 2,09229
02:43 2,4141
02:55 2,73287
03:07 3,04171
03:18 3,33488
03:29 3,60797
03:39 3,85794
and
00:07 0,34612
00:16 0,38563
00:35 0,47978
00:54 0,59479
01:11 0,73052
01:28 0,88569
01:44 1,05792
01:59 1,24397
02:13 1,43996
02:27 1,64168
02:40 1,84489
02:53 2,04558
03:04 2,24017
03:15 2,42564
03:26 2,59965
I want one plot with one Y axis and 2 plotted data sets.
Thanks for any help |
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nick_n
Finland
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Posted - 04/14/2018 : 3:56:41 PM
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Hi,
There are two way to perform that:
1. If your two sets of time (first column) and data (second column) are in two columns in series (e.g. 1st set rows 1-16 and second is 17-37): press "Ctrl" and mousing (left mouse button) 1st range rows 1-16 and columns A(time) and B(data), keep pressed "ctrl", release left mouse button and then mousing 2nd range.
2. Put your time and data in four coulumns e.g. A - time, B - data, C - time, D - data. For A and C "Column\Set as\X" (actually, by default A columnn is X). Select all and plot. BR,
Nikolay |
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jakub.zajic@hotmail.com
Czech Republic
6 Posts |
Posted - 04/16/2018 : 2:47:09 PM
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Thanks, pretty straight forward. This will simplify ma work a bit  So far it plots only one line, but I believe Ill manage to fix that. |
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Merging Y axis of several data sets