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WDPenn
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 Posted - 04/19/2020 : 5:02:14 PM
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Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin):
Operating System:Origin Pro (2018) Academic 64 Bit
Hello,
I am extremely new to Origin. I am finding that most of the tutorials and aids on line are quite helpful and, generally OK to follow once I kind of play with the interface some. However, I have been trying to generate a box and whisker plot for several days and keep running into the same issue. Basically I have like 7 main groups of data each of which are then broken into subgroups, all of these are displayed on a single graph. These come out looking great but I have an issue that I don't really know how to explain and ask so that I can find an answer or its just not a common thing to do. So, I have data that is broken into 7 groups (1-7) each of these groups is then further subdivided (1-7 also). When I generate a box and whisker plot I get the major groups ordered 1-7 across the graph with each subgroup ordered 1-7 as well. This is the problem however, as I want the major groups to be ordered 1-7 but the subgroups in reverse order (7-1). When i try "reverse order" it changes both the Main group and subgroup order. Any thoughts on how I could fix this to change it? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am sure its pretty straightforward but, like I said I am very new to Origin and easily loose my way.
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Chris D
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Posted - 04/20/2020 : 07:59:19 AM
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Hi,
If you are willing, can you send your project (or better just the relevant data and graph) to tech@originlab.com? There are ways to do this but rather than speculate various scenarios, if we saw your data we could provide you with the exact best way to do that you want.
Thanks,
Chris Drozdowski
Originlab Technical Support
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Reverse order for subgroups but not master group