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ampacmopac

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Posted - 05/18/2007 :  07:58:05 AM  Show Profile  Edit Topic  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Topic
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Hi
How can I plot a graph such that the x-axis in it, which cosists of a number of independent groups each group consists of a specific number of members,can be represented by a number of dots equal to the number of the members in that group that they give the specified Y-axis result or measurement.
for example, if 7 members of group A give a y-axis value of Y1 ,and 4 members of the same group give the value of y-axis equal Y2. How can I present the numbers of these two members of the same group by 7dots and 4 dots, which correspond to number of the member, instead of one dot which corresponds to their number on the x-axis.
What I want to plot is a graph from which I can directly know the number of the group members that give the specified y-axis value.
Thank you very much and I am sorry if I failed in explaining the topic very well.

Mike Buess

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Posted - 05/18/2007 :  09:28:40 AM  Show Profile  Edit Reply  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Reply
quote:
What I want to plot is a graph from which I can directly know the number of the group members that give the specified y-axis value.
You can label each data point with that number. Select the Y column you want to plot and then run the following script to create the label column. Then select the Y and Label columns and plot like you want.

if(%C=="") {
ty -a "Select a Y column.";
return;
};
get %C -e npt;
wks.addCol();
ii=wks.ncols;
wks.col$(ii).type=5; //label
wks.addCol();
jj=wks.ncols;
loop(i,1,npt) {
nn=%C[i];
wcol(jj) = %C==nn ? 1 : 0;
sum(wcol(jj));
wcol(ii)[i]=sum.total;
};
del wcol(jj);
wks.colSel(ii);


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ampacmopac

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Posted - 05/19/2007 :  04:51:00 AM  Show Profile  Edit Reply  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Reply
Thank you very much.
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