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lenfant
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 Posted - 10/15/2021 : 03:44:26 AM
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Hello Origin Users,
In a worksheet, how to automatically insert a copy of the first column between all the following columns.
In other words on a worksheet with columns A(x), B(y), C(y), D(y).... then have the following columns A(x), B(y), copy of A(x), C(y), copy of A(x), D(y)....
Thank you!
Stéphane |
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YimingChen
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Posted - 10/15/2021 : 09:12:07 AM
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Are you trying to make graphs or perform analysis on multiple XY datasets? If so, you don't need to create an x column for each y column. Each y column finds the first x column before it as its corresponding x column.
If you still need to do so, you can go to menu Worksheet:Split Worksheet. Make the following settings:
1. Split Mode -> By Number of Columns
2. Number of Columns -> 1
3. Retain 1st N Columns -> 1
Click OK. You should get multiple worksheets with individual XY columns. Then go to menu Worksheet:Append Worksheet to combine them into one worksheet with XYXY... columns.
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lenfant
France
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Posted - 10/15/2021 : 10:50:03 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by YimingChen
you can go to menu Worksheet:Split Worksheet. Make the following settings:
1. Split Mode -> By Number of Columns
2. Number of Columns -> 1
3. Retain 1st N Columns -> 1
Click OK. You should get multiple worksheets with individual XY columns. Then go to menu Worksheet:Append Worksheet to combine them into one worksheet with XYXY... columns.
James
Perfect!
Thank you
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Insert colums automatically