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Origin's built-in multiple panel plots - Horizontal 2 Panel, Vertical
2 Panel, 4 Panel, and 9 Panel - are great for displaying multiple variables
on one graph page. When plotting, the first selected data set is plotted
in the first panel, and the second in the second, and so forth. Origin's
multiple panel graphs display each data set as a Line plot by default.
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Example plots from our Graph
Gallery
[click on the image to see the original graph]
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Vertical 2 Panel Plot
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This Vertical 2 Panel example shows the results of a Cigarette study.
The graph includes several Line + Symbol plots rather than the template's
default Line plots. Changing the plot type from Line to Line + Symbol
takes just two clicks - select the data plot in the graph and click
the desired plot type button.
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Horizontal 2 Panel Plot
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This Horizontal 2 Panel example shows a compilation of published
activation energies for evaporation of C2 molecules from C60 (buckyball).
The graph includes several Scatter plots (some with associated errors),
rather than the plot's default Line plots.
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4 Panel Plot
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This 4 Panel graph shows the effects of varying input parameters
-- effective tile drain diameter, depth to tile drain from surface,
depth to impervious layer, and hydraulic conductivity correction
factor -- on the objective function drain discharge in a 2D, variably-saturated
flow model.
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9 Panel Plot
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Custom Multiple Panel Plots
To make custom panel plots, Origin includes the ability to add and arrange
panels on a graph window. You can even add inset panels and/or offset
axes to your graph!
Inset Panel Example - View
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Offset Y Axis Example - View
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Note:
Origin provides the same control over its Multiple Panel plots as it
does for Line plots. To learn more about these properties, view the Line
plot details page. You can also change plot types to Scatter,
Line + Symbol and/or
Column/Bar.
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* Javascript must be enabled and pop-up windows must be allowed in order
to view the details of a specific graph type.
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