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 Plot > Multi-Panel/Axis: 2Ys Y-Y.

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:

1. Select your XYXY columns and choose Plot > Multi-Panel/Axis: 2Ys Y-Y.
2. In the graph window, right-click on the Layer 2 icon and choose Layer Properties...
3. In the Plot Details dialog box, click the Link Axes Scales tab (Layer 2) and set Ten Centrality Link to None and click OK.
4. Double-click the meridian centrality and on the Tick Labels tab of the Axis dialog, check the Show box.
5. 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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