2.10.8 plot_group

Contents

Menu Information

Plot: 2D: Trellis

Brief Information

Create a multipanel trellis plot using group variables

Additional Information

Minimum Origin Version Required: 2017

Command Line Usage

1. plot_group type:=scatter horz:=col(2);

2. plot_group type:=3 vert:=!3 color:=!4;

X-Function Execution Options

Please refer to the page for additional option switches when accessing the x-function from script

Variables

Display
Name 		Variable
Name 		I/O
and
Type 		Default
Value 		Description
Input iy

Input

XYRange

<active>

Specifies the input range.

Plot Type type

Input

int

0

Specifies the graph type you want to plot.

Option list:

  • 0:Line
    Line graph.
  • scatter(1):Scatter
    Scatter graph.
  • linesymb(2):Line+Symbol
    Line+Symbol graph
  • column(3):Column
    Column chart.
  • bar(4):Bar
    Bar chart.
  • bridge(5):Bridge Chart
    Bridge chart.
  • stackcol(6):Stacked Column
    Stacked Column chart.
  • stackbar(7):Stacked Bar
    Stacked Bar chart.
  • stackcolp(8):100% Stacked Column
    100% Stacked Column chart.
  • stackbarp(9):100% Stacked Bar
    100% Stacked Bar chart.
Horizontal horz

Input

Range

<optional>

Specifies the group column(s) that is used to categorize the input data and will be displayed in horizontal arranged panels. By default, there is a 50 panel limit, as determined by system variable @NOP.

Vertical vert

Input

Range

<optional>

Specifies the group column(s) that is used to categorize the input data and will be displayed in vertical arranged panels. By default, there is a 50 panel limit, as determined by system variable @NOP.

Variable to Color Data Points color

Input

Range

<optional>

Specifies the column used to color-map the plot.

Graph Template template

Input

string

<auto>

Specifies the template used to create the group plot. Default template used is grouped.otp (installed in Origin EXE folder).

Description

This X-Function creates a trellis-like graph. Input data is grouped into multiple panels by specified group column(s). Please refer to trellis graph for more details.