Trellis Plots provide a way to graph multivariate data in a multi-panel format. If your column/columns are filled with categorical data, a trellis plot might be useful for a means of plotting your data.
New to Origin 2019, is the capability to plot a Trellis Plot with a Double Y-Axis. To plot this graph, first download Double Y Trellis by clicking on the link. Next unzip the downloaded file and open the .opju file named ‘Trellis DoubleY Plot.opju’.
- Active the worksheet and select Col(D) 、 Col(E), then select Plot and Select Double Y Trellis
- After selecting Double Y Trellis from the Plot Menu, a dialog will appear. Input 1 is already selected however for Input 2: , select the worksheet icon in the Dialog box and select col(F) 、 col(G) from the worksheet.
- Under Variable for Separate Panels for Horizontal select C(Y): Year, and for Vertical select (B): Developing Index.
Note: You can select the option Trellis Plot from the menu bar, however you will need to check Double-Y Axes checkbox in the Dialog.
*Click Start button in Origin 2019 and type Trellis to see more examples.
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I’m interested in learning more about how Origin can be used for creating Trellis plots with a double Y-axis, as described in your recent blog post. Could you provide further details on the flexibility of your plotting tools and how they can be customized for complex datasets? Additionally, I’d like to know about pricing options for individuals or institutions, any training or tutorials available for new users, and how easy it is to integrate Origin with other software or programming languages. Could you also explain your customer support options for troubleshooting and advanced feature requests?
Looking forward to your response.
Hello,
Almost all components in graph is customizable, plot, axis, tick labels, etc. So the best would be you download a trial version and use your own data to try.
There are sample graph and instructions in Help: Learning Center.
You can visit https://www.originlab.com/index.aspx?go=PURCHASE/PricingAndOrdering get get license type and price information. We support EDU, COM and GOV prices and there will be volume discount for group licenses.
We provide tech support. User can submit ticket or post on forum for technical questions. We have consulting (making customized tools) and training services as well.
There is embedded Python and R console. E.g. https://www.originlab.com/index.aspx?go=Products/Origin/Programming#Python
Thanks, OriginLab
I’ve been exploring your guide on creating a Trellis plot with a double Y-axis, and I’m interested in understanding more about its applications. Could you provide more details on the data types best suited for this plot? What are the customization options available for axis scaling? Is there a way to integrate these plots with external data sources? Also, what are the export formats for high-quality presentations?
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Active the worksheet and select Col(D) and Col(E), then select Plot and Select Double Y Trellis
After selecting Double Y Trellis from the Plot Menu, a dialog will appear. Input 1 is already selected however for Input 2: , s
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