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Are you able to provide an image of the graph you are trying to add labels to? When I am plotting multiple curves in my work, I typically rely on legends with different curve lines and line or point ...

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Please Note. From the author.
Due to circumstances beyond my control, I am no longer able to support DPlot. Because I do not want it to simply fade away, I have sold the company and DPlot to another ...

The "Pick Columns to Plot" setting is persistent. If you select it once, it will by default be selected the next time you open a file - in this session or in subsequent sessions. However, yo ...

No, sorry.

You can try Options>Amplitude Limits but it doesn't sound like that will solve the problem.

My bet is there is a break in the data after line 4619 - say a blank line. Or some value that DPlot do ...

I received your file. Thanks for that. Unfortunately there won't be any significant changes to DPlot for quite a while, for reasons beyond my control.

On the Options>Multiple Axes dialog box, check the "For grid lines, use independent tick marks on dependent scales" box and see if that helps.

If not, please save your plot as a DPlot ...

I'm a little confused about what you want to do. It sounds like you are exporting your data from Excel to DPlot and then using Info>Interpolate (or the InfoInterpolate macro command) to find Y on e ...

One idea I had would be to interpret the .grf file as ASCII and parse any "Hide" lines to get this information, but this feels a bit patchwork if there are better options.

That's the only ...

Same answer as before.

By default it sets the scale factors such that the physical distance along the X and Y axes is the same, and the distance along Z is approximately 1/2 of that. This generally fills the display nicely.

My go to app for testing metafile weirdness has always been Powerpoint, but this works fine there. I don't have the applications you mentioned. It sounds like whenever there is a font change, they res ...

I'll take a look asap.

Good catch. At first glance it appears the Point Labels dialog is not interpreting time values for the label location correctly. And in playing with this just a bit, it appears to only be fouling up i ...

Are there any keywords that I should use or avoid?

Those listed here: https://www.dplot.com/help/index.htm?dplotfilemiscellaneousidentifiers.htm shouldn't be used.

Does it matter if I add it bef ...

1. Unfortunately "Use as Legend" only works when you open multiple files OR when you're appending to an existing graph (where there is already a "Curve 1").
2. Sorry, no. And this ...

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Thanks.

If the sizes are the same then the plots will still only be centered on each other if the fonts are the same size and the labels (especially along the Y axis) are the same width. Another problem might ...

Mike,
There's no way to circumvent the behavior once an error has occurred. And within the macro there's no way to branch if some condition isn't met, like

if len(VAR_A) > 0 then
' do your ...

Not really. About the best you can do is write a short macro and assign a shortcut key to it. For example this:

LineType(-1,0) ' Sets ALL line styles to None
SymbolType(-1,288) ' Sets ALL sym ...

The number of curves is limited to 100. This is a hard rule that likely will not be changed.

If I'm doing a 1D plot (boxplot), then in the command
DPlot_Plot8(dMyPlot, dX(0), dY(0), strPlotCommands) is it using dX or dY as the variable to plot. Does it ignore dX...

Yes. See http://www.dp ...

Unless I miss something, you have not assigned the data values. So DPlot is getting a lot of undefined numbers (probably but not necessarily 0's). If that is the problem then there is likely an untra ...

The OverlayDocument macro command is the only way, at present. 2D on 3D should work fine. You'll likely run into problems is you attempt to superimpose 2 3D plots.

Since it is the same curve, the total volume (above + below) should be the same irrespective of the specified Z. Is it not?

The short answer is "no". Imagine if the reference Z was, inst ...

The license information, once successfully entered, is saved to %appdata%\DPlot\dplot.ini.

On Windows 10 with an English-speaking user, %appdata% is a shortcut to

C:\Users\<username>\AppD ...

Thanks very much for the info!

Thanks

By the way the font sizes should definitely be the same (assuming they're the same in both plots). If they aren't, it is because the "larger" plot - the one with 100,000 on the Y axis - won' ...