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cosy
Germany
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 Posted - 06/12/2006 : 08:49:07 AM
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Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): Origin pro 7
Operating System:XP
Hi,
I used the "set %c -e -1" to reset the display range. But this isnt working anymore. I share a part of the code here:
jj=1;
for(ii=pod1;ii<(pod2-NP-1);ii++)
{
set %Z -b ii; //set begin display range for LR
set %Z -e ii+NP-1; //set end display range for LR
lr -n %Z;
%J_A[jj]=ii;
%J_B[jj]=lr.a;
ii=ii+NP-1;
jj++;
}
win -a %K; // activate graph
//set %Z -b 1; // *refer note below
set %Z -e -1; // reset to plot entire data -> this doesnt work??
win -a %J;
type "Fitting Over";
*- I tried set %Z -b 1 it works but does not reset the display range.
Also, part of my data is missing in the worksheet after this routine.
Regards,
COSY
Edited by - cosy on 06/12/2006 10:11:23 AM
Edited by - cosy on 06/12/2006 10:12:15 AM |
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larry_lan
China
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Posted - 06/14/2006 : 02:20:33 AM
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Hi cosy:
Try "set %c -e wks.nRows" to reset the range. That will be OK I think.
Larry
OriginLab GZ Office |
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cosy
Germany
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Posted - 06/14/2006 : 05:49:15 AM
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Hi,
Thanks for the solution. But, Now I see a strange problem. The data are displayed in the graph, but the dataset in the worksheet is empty except for the last range in the for loop. How do I see the invisible data in the dataset?
Regards,
COSY |
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greg
USA
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Posted - 06/15/2006 : 09:53:17 AM
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Probably just needs a refresh, but if not you can set display using
set %H -b 1;
Here we set the worksheet, but it could be dataset as well
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Laurie
USA
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Posted - 06/15/2006 : 11:57:07 AM
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Hi Cosy,
The LR LabTalk command takes a range as an argument. So you might want to try the following instead:
lr -n %Z -b ii -e ii+NP-1;
In this case there is no need to set the display range with the set command; therefore, you won't run into a problem of needing to reset the range.
Laurie
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reset display range problems