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Plot by page group, layer group, and data group.
plotgroup iy:=[Book1]Sheet1!Col(2) pgrp:=[Book1]Sheet1!Col(3);
This feature is updated in 8.0 SR4. For more details, please refer to Release Notes.
| Display Name | Variable Name | I/O and Type | Default Value | Description |
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| Input | iy |
Input XYRange | | The input XYRange data to plot by group. |
| Column for Page Group | pgrp |
Input Column | | The Column data will be used to plot for page group. |
| Column for Layer Group | lgrp |
Input Column | | The Column data will be used to plot for layer group. |
| Column for Data Group | dgrp |
Input Column | | The Column data will be used to plot for data group. |
| Arrangment of Layers | arrange |
Input int | | The layer will be arranged vertically or horizontally in Page.
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| Graph Template | template |
Input string | | Specify the template used to plot the graphs. |
| Plot Type | type |
Input int | | Specify the plot type to plot the graphs.
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| Sort Worksheet by Groups Data | sort |
Input int | | Specify whether to sort the worksheet according to the column data for page group.
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The function can be used to plot by column data for page group, for layer group, and for data group.
plotgroup -d in the command window, and execute it to open the plotgroup dialog.
As you can see from the above graphs, each graph named as the corresponding value of col(D) time, and there are two layers in each page, indicate the weight of female and male in different time.
For more examples, please refer to XF Script Dialog (press F11).