Y 2 On A Graph
29.six.4 2Ys Y-Y Graph
2Ys-Y-Y-Graph
Data Requirements
Select at to the lowest degree two Y columns (or a range of at to the lowest degree two Y columns). If in that location is an associated Ten column, X column supplies 10 values; otherwise, sampling interval of the Y column or row number is used.
Multiple Y columns will be sepereated into 2 groups by ii X columns; otherwise, these Y columns will be assigned to unlike Y centrality by sequence.
Creating the Graph
Select the required data.
Select .
or
Click the 2Ys Y-Y push on the 2nd Graphs toolbar.
Template
DOUBLEY.OTP (installed to the Origin program folder).
Notes
The double Y axis graph contains 2 layers:
- Layer 2 is linked to Layer one.
- The X centrality in layer two has a straight one-to-one link with the X axis in layer 1.
If two columns of values are selected (or a range of two columns), and so one information plot displays in each layer. Each data point in the data plot is connected by a line. The default line connection between points is a straight line. The information points are displayed as symbols.
Creating an XYXY graph using the Double-Y template
You can quickly create an XYXY graph from the same Double-Y graph template:
- Select your XYXY columns and choose Plot > Multi-Panel/Axis: 2Ys Y-Y.
- In the graph window, right-click on the Layer 2 icon and choose Layer Properties...
- In the Plot Details dialog box, click the Link Axes Scales tab (Layer 2) and set Ten Centrality Link to None and click OK.
- Double-click the meridian centrality and on the Tick Labels tab of the Axis dialog, check the Show box.
- On the Calibration tab, set From and To values and click OK; or close the Axis dialog box and click the Rescale push
on the Graph toolbar.
Y 2 On A Graph,
Source: https://www.originlab.com/doc/en/Origin-Help/2Ys-Y-Y-Graph
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