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Hello.

 

Is there a way to automatically plot on different graphs, as many as the number of the lines of an array?

 

 

E.G. (joined file) I have here 3 lines (light bulbs) with 4 colums (power, minimum price, current price, maximum price).

If I fill 100 lines in my array, how can I get the values to automatically plot on 100 different graphs, without having to prepare 100 cases in the Case Structure?

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Whatever you are doing inside the loop could be more easily done with "array subset", or just delete the first column before the loop.

 

If all graphs have the same scaling, etc. You could place a graph inside a cluster and create an array of such clusters. You could even reshape to a 2D array of such clusters.

 

Still, I question your sanity trying to display 100 graphs to the user. Seems like information overload. 😄

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@altenbach wrote:

You could even reshape to a 2D array of such clusters.


Here is a simple example to display four graphs in a 2x2 2D array of graphs.

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This works perfectly.

Thank you very much.

 

Regards.

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