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| Plotting Tools — Interactive Plotting | ||||||||
| If you want to set the properties of an individual line, double-click on the line in the Plot Browser. Its properties are displayed in the Property Editor, which opens on the bottom of the figure. You can select a line in the graph, and the corresponding entry in the Plot Browser is highlighted, enabling you to see which column in the variable produced the line. Controlling Object Visibility The check box next to each item in the Plot Browser controls the object's visibility. For example, suppose you want to plot only certain columns of data in z, perhaps the positive values. You can deselect the columns you do not want to display. The graph updates as you deselect each box and rescales the axes as required. | ||||||||
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