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Kovix
Yugoslavia
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 Posted - 12/28/2022 : 1:12:47 PM
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Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): OriginPro 8
Operating System: Windows 10
Hello all,
I have really big struggling using OriginPro even with the tutorials. University gave us this version of OriginLab, it looks like on newer one its easier to find what u are looking for.
I have this data
Can you resolve this formula for me in OriginPro? That would mean the world to me. Or at least point me how to do it myself, can t find any tutorials to do this and I need this for my psychics' bachelor's degree project.
P.S I'm not very good at PC, had a good time to learn excel haha
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snowli
USA
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Posted - 12/28/2022 : 2:30:43 PM
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Yes, Origin 8 is very old and u can't use Column Short name directly.
Here is an example of how to do it in old version.
Highlight column G(Y).
Ctrl+Q or choose Column: Set Column Values.
Enter formula e.g.
ln(col(E)/col(C))/(col(J)*col(F))
In newer versions, u should be able to see an F(x) cell in the column so u can directly type
ln(E/C)/(J*F)
Thanks, Snow |
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Kovix
Yugoslavia
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Posted - 12/28/2022 : 4:18:16 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by snowli
Yes, Origin 8 is very old and u can't use Column Short name directly.
Here is an example of how to do it in old version.
Highlight column G(Y).
Ctrl+Q or choose Column: Set Column Values.
Enter formula e.g.
ln(col(E)/col(C))/(col(J)*col(F))
In newer versions, u should be able to see an F(x) cell in the column so u can directly type
ln(E/C)/(J*F)
Thanks, Snow
Thank you so much! Ctrl+Q what is was what i looking for! Best wishes!
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Calculating formula