Create a virtual matrix from worksheet data
Minimum Origin Version Required: 8.5.1
The vmname, coltype, rowtype variables are introduced from Origin 2015.
1. w2vm irng:=[Book1]Sheet1 rowpos:=selrow1 colpos:=selcol1 ztitle:=VMObject;
2. w2vm irng:=1!2[1]:4[3] rowpos:=3 label:=L colpos:=2 ztitle:=MyVM;
Please refer to the page for additional option switches when accessing the x-function from script
Input
Range
int
Option list:
Note that Y(or X)-values in the row should be in descending or ascending order.
Note that rowrng should be in the same worksheet of irng.
string
Specify the data format of the X/Y data. This variable is only accessible when the rowpos variable is not set to 0 (None). You can refer to supported Origin Formats notation for details.
Note that X(or Y)-values in the column should be in descending or ascending order.
Note that colrng should be in the same worksheet of irng.
Specify the data format of the X/Y data. This variable is only accessible when colpos variable is not set to 0 (None). You can refer to supported Origin Formats notation for details.
This X-Function can be used to create a virtual matrix object from worksheet data. After the virtual matrix object has been created, it can be accessed in Plot Details dialog and Layer Contents dialog etc. to create a new graph.
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