Then, press ESC key to escape the magnifying mode. You can enlarge continuously to finally view the specific axis range you want. Once you release the mouse button, the axes rescale to display only the selected region. Drag out rectangle(s) around the region of the graph that you want to enlarge.Click once on the Scale In button ( Tools toolbar).Select Rescale to Show All from the shortcut menu or click the Rescale button on the Graphs toolbar.Ĭhanging the axis scale range with the Scale buttons (Tools toolbar).However, to show all data and return to the original scale values: Note that the shortcut menu item, Axis Zoom Out has the effect of expanding the scale range.
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To return the axis scale to its full range: Note that this is similar to changing the axis scale using the Center shortcut menu command (see below). This narrows the range of the From and To values in the Axis dialog box. displays near the center of the graph axis. Origin rescales the axis so that the axis scale value that you chose in step 1.
However, any action which triggers rescaling will likely reset From and To values. At this point, your axis scales will display the exact range you have entered. Type your ending axis scale value in the To text box.Type your starting axis scale value in the From text box.Select the axis icon from the left panel.Double-click on the X, Y, or Z axis to open the respective Axis dialog box.The additional padding is the Rescale Margin and how it affects axis scales is covered here.
AXIAL FONT BOX PLUS
When you plot data from the worksheet or import data into a graph window, the graph layer's axes are automatically scaled to include all data points in the data plot, plus some additional padding at the lower and upper ends of that scale.
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