log log graphs

• May 21, 2004

• #2

melone

Electrical

Aug 10, 2001

1,233

US

Plot it as an "X-Y (Scatter)". Format each axis to log scale (Scale -> Logarithmic scale).....

 

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• May 22, 2004

• #3

GregLocock

Automotive

Apr 10, 2001

23,883

Orbiting a small yellow star

Just guessing - the original poster might want the limits of the axis to be the actual data limits, not the nearest power of 10. In which case, I think, the answer is no.

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Greg Locock

 

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• May 24, 2004

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athomas236

Mechanical

Jul 1, 2002

607

GB

Thanks for your help but Greg is correct I want the axes to show the original data values.

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• May 24, 2004

• #5

GregLocock

Automotive

Apr 10, 2001

23,883

Orbiting a small yellow star

You can probably do this if you are prepared to write some Visual Basic... but it sounds like a fair amount of work.

If you just want to do it for your own satisfaction and can live with logs as the axes then just plot the log of each series as a normal x-y plot, then you can rescale to your heart's content.



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Greg Locock

 

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