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Mike Buess
USA
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 Posted - 03/30/2006 : 3:07:24 PM
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Bring up the first graph and run this from the script window...
sum(%C);
yPk=sum.max; // save maximum Y value of curve
ymin=y1; // save lower Y axis limit
ymax=y2; // save upper Y axis limit
Then run this for each remaining graph...
sum(%C);
(%C)*=yPk/sum.max; // normalize
y1=ymin; // set lower Y axis limit
y2=ymax; // set upper Y axis limit
...If you need to do this often you might want to create a button that acts like the Normalize command for worksheets. You can assign the script below to the Custom Routine button as described here.
sum(%C);
divider=sum.max;
GetNumber -s $WksAnaly.NormalizeCurrent divider
$WksAnaly.NormalizeDataset;
if (divider==0 || divider==0/0 )
{
type -b $General.Normalize;
return 1;
};
undo %C;
%C/divider;
del divider;
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member
Edited by - Mike Buess on 03/30/2006 3:37:00 PM |
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normalizing
