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pavel1
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 Posted - 09/05/2008 : 06:09:20 AM
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Hello,
I am using OriginPro 8 SR3.
I would like to display workbook names or dataset names in the legend.
I tried to enter Custom Legend Format (in Plot Details dialog), as @W or @D. But it does not work, and after re-opening Plot Details the field is empty.
What is the correct format for Custom Legend?
Thanks in advance.
Pavel
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cpyang
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pavel1
Czech Republic
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Posted - 09/05/2008 : 09:15:04 AM
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Thanks cpyang,
however %(1,@W) does not work either. It is O.K. for a direct substitution in the legend properties dialog but my concern is for the default legend format which should appear after clicking New Legend.
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Deanna
China
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pavel1
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Posted - 09/08/2008 : 03:20:10 AM
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Hi Deanna,
thank you very much for your help. Modification of the origin.ini file works well.
However, if the legend is changed in this way the translation mode does not work at all (even for predefined possibilities: Data Range, Long Name, ...).
I would be nice to have a possibility to create, using customized translation mode, different legends (e.g. for graph templates)directly from the Origin GUI.
Pavel
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Deanna
China
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Posted - 09/08/2008 : 03:55:22 AM
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Hi Pavel,
The translation mode works only for legend text that contains "%(i)", where i is the layer content index.
Please close Origin and restore the legend control text in Origin.ini to
Legend=\L(%d) %%(%d)\r\n
Then restart Origin.
This makes the translation mode working in Origin again. Then you can customize the translation mode in the Plot Details dialog. Save this graph as a tempalte for future use. Next time you create a graph with this template, the customized translation mode should apply.
I am not sure whether this is what you want. If it is not, please let us know.
You mentioned in your first post that @W and @D don't work. However they work in my computer with SR3. I selected Custom from the Translation Mode drop-down list in the Plot Details dialog and then entered "@D" in Legend Custom Format. After clicking OK in the dialog, the legend of the active graph changed to dataset names, which was correct.
Deanna
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pavel1
Czech Republic
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Posted - 09/08/2008 : 05:12:57 AM
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Hi Deanna,
thanks once more. My main problem is really that @W, @D do not work
if I apply exactly the same procedure as you described. However,
I performed additional research and found that everything is O.K. if I change Windows (XP SP3) Regional Options from Czech to English(United States). So, this is probably to be corrected in next SR, I will use some workaround in the meantime.
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Deanna
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Posted - 09/08/2008 : 05:50:53 AM
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Hmm.. I can reproduce this bug after setting my Win XP's language to Czech.
Thank you for reporting the bug. And we are very sorry for the inconvenience. We have written down this bug in our tracker system as item #12161. Our developers will try to fix it before next SR.
Deanna
OriginLab Technical Services |
Edited by - Deanna on 09/08/2008 05:55:19 AM |
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Custom legend