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ovince
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 Posted - 11/19/2006 : 04:53:37 AM
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Hi,
I would like to post 2 question.
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Maybe this is trivial. I have a worksheet with 2 coulumns, A(X), B(Y). I would like to make a simple scatter-plot of twese 2 columns TOGETHER with some analitical function (lets say y = aX+B) that has nothing to do with these 2 columns (ie...it is not the best fit to these 2 columns, it can be not obtained using A(X), B(Y) and so on...just a simple function for comparison). How to do that?
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This may be trivial also. I have 4 columns now, A(X), B(Y), C(X), D(Y) in one worksheet. A & B should be scatter plotted and C & D line-plotted. How to achive this?
thanks
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ovince
Yugoslavia
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Posted - 11/19/2006 : 06:57:31 AM
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... I have found a solution for the 1. question but not for 2. Colund somebody direct me?
Thanks
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zachary_origin
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Posted - 11/19/2006 : 07:44:40 AM
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for the 2nd one: select and right click in the curves, select ungroup, then you can change the plot style for the data plots seperatelly.
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overplotting