Sweet Coffee wrote:
Hello All!
Is it possible to superimpose charts in OO Calc?
If so, where can I get some instructions as to how to do this?
The documentation for OO Calc at OOAuthors was not very helpful with this.
For example let's say I am writing a paper about determining if
someone is legally drunk while driving a car. Alcohol levels would be
on the "Y" axis and Absorbance levels would be on the "X" axis. I
have the following data to plot [This time in line graph format]:
1. Amount of Alcohol vs Absorbance values
2. Cut off where "legally drunk" is determined.
3. Individual A with certain Absorbance values - drunk legally
4. Individual B with certain Absorbance values - no alcohol
5. Individual C with certain Absorbance values - alcohol present
but not legally drunk
I would like to superimpose all the results with different colors for
each chart [1-5]. That way I can demonstrate that by using the chart
one can determine if an individual was legally drunk or not.
Thanks in advance for any and all responses.
SC
I believe you can make a graph with 3,4,5 on it. Is 1 a separate graph?
For #2, you could make a graph where Y is constant and x increases from
0 upward, make a vertical line.
Does that sound like what you mean?
Do you have the data in a spreadsheet already, so I could play with it?
Please send off list to me if you do.
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Peter Kupfer
OOo user since 'OO4
http://peschtra.tripod.com/open_office/ooo_front.htm
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