https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=476355
--- Comment #1 from Alexander Semke <alexander.se...@web.de> --- (In reply to Thomas from comment #0) > Created attachment 162758 [details] > Result opeing a diagram with 2 y axis > > As far as I read, labplot supports a second y-axis. It also supports the > import or opening of Origin Lab projects (Origin Lab 2021b). However, if I > open an Origin Lab project with two y-axes, two graphs are created instead > of one graph. I don't know if I must consider my request a wish or a bug. > Anyway, it should be able to open diagrams with a second y-axis correctly. > Origin is created to increase and improve the diagram design possibilities. > Else, one can always use Excel. Thus, Labplot should be better than Excel > concerning special features like that. Origin Lab has to be paid on a yearly > basis and is very expensive (in part > 1000 Euro), unaffordable for any > private person. As far as I see, there is no open-source equivalent to > Origin Lab. SciDaVis is the worst - probably too old or even intentionally > bad (being a clone of Origin Lab...). Labplot seems to be the best of those, > but most programs, Labplot included, do only achieve basic things. However, > due to Excel which also does all such things well, such a program does only > become interesting, if it can also create and open diagrams with advanced > features: A diagram with a second y-axis, with categories on the x-axis AND > two y-axis etc. > Compared to Origin Lab this is still very little, in view of the mathematic > capabilities. Thanks for reporting this issue. Would it be possible to attach your example Origin project to this ticket? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
