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Great, thanks so much. I'll look for the update!

What I'm seeing now is that dplot quits immediately upon any operation on Z. So even Z=Z or Z=(Z) causes dplot to quit without any message or error. This is using the edit>operate on z... command from the menu.

Any idea what's happening?

Thanks so much!!!!

Addendum: we care insofar as the data points above 15 impact how the blur is graphed below 15.

We sometimes have some data that fall beyond the graph extent of 15 (and beyond the color legend we've set). When dplot notices this is the case, it helpfully includes a greater than or equal to sign next to the highest z-value, indicating that the color in question is representing values of 15 and ...

I did the the logic in VBA for that reason, as the numbers aren't whole. I fed two separate FunctionofXY1Y2 commands the relevant equations, and only allowed them to graph across the valid x-values. Thanks!

Haha, your intuition is correct...not exactly what I was after :-)

The equation is actually of the form: y=A+B*(x-L)^m+C*(x)^n

What I'd meant to write is that the b*(x-L)^4 term should be zero for any negative value of (x-L).

Hi David, any chance there's some way to graph piecewise functions? Ie...y = a + b*(x-L)^4, but only graph where (x-L) >= 0?

How would I set the threshold at which aliasing is turned off via an excel macro?

Could you let me know what, if any, options are available to anti-alias or smooth the graph lines? Are there anti-aliasing options that can be enabled? Higher resolution for plotting the graph lines?

As always, thanks for your help.

Weird, so just to verify, when you use the following code:

ret = DPlot_Command(0, "[NumberFormat(0,12)]")


...it successfully removes the labels from the x-axis?

I don't think it's a problem with the setting being overridden by the existing commands in the dplot helper add-in, as I can ...

Also, it seems the problem with text 'kerning' was actually that the command to disable the automatically generated x-axis labels didn't work, thus overlaying the automatically generated labels with the custom x-axis labels. The following command:


cmds = "[NumberFormat(0,12)]"


...is no longer ...

The files it's outputting are png files. I've figured out the other issues, save for the trouble I'm having with the text sizing. The problem is that there is an enormous jump from size 9 font to size 10 font. Pretty self explanatory code, but is there a way to post the images?

The example plots ...

I'm having issues with inconsistent text formatting in charts produced from the same excel vba code run on different installs of dplot. I'd set the formatting properties such that the graph text labels render fine on one install, but they are coming out garbled on a different computer.

The labels ...

Just wanted to know if there is any sort of a macro interface to this utility as of yet? Thanks again for the software!

Any luck with this?

Any luck on this? It goes without saying, but thanks for the incredible graphing package!

Disregard the previous message. Thanks for your reply; when do you think you'll be able to distribute the new version?

I was able to locate the BarWidth command, but I still haven't figured out whether it is possible to center the bars on their respective x-value. Is this possible?

Also, I can't seem to successfully overlay a scatter plot on a bar graph. Any idea what's going on?

I need to overlay a scatter plot onto of a bar graph, such that the area of the bars in the bar graph encompass separate sets of points. To do this, I thought I would take the x-value midpoint of each set of points, use these as the x-values for the bars, and adjust the width of the bars to include ...

I just want to confirm that DPLOT cannot currently graph a scatter plot and a bar graph. Is this in fact the case?