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Ploting two graphs on wavescan using only 1 y-axis

r7aaex

Hello, I have question regarding OCEAN "plot" command.  I have two vectors that I wish to plot on the same y-axis but the command defaults to two y-axis.  The question is how can force this to plot on a single y-axis?

 so far I have tried the following but both give all plots in two y-axis.

plot(Gain Phase) 

plot(Gain Phase ?yNumber list(1 1) )

Thanks in advance,

Jorge

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  • Jorge,

    You need to ensure that the units attribute on the y-vector in the waveform object is consistent. See Solution 11265350

    You could achieve this by doing:

     drGetWaveformYVec(Phase)~>units=drGetWaveformYVec(Gain)~>units
     plot(Gain Phase)

    Although I'm not that sure it makes sense to plot phase and gain on the same axis, but that's up to you of course!

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Jorge,

    You need to ensure that the units attribute on the y-vector in the waveform object is consistent. See Solution 11265350

    You could achieve this by doing:

     drGetWaveformYVec(Phase)~>units=drGetWaveformYVec(Gain)~>units
     plot(Gain Phase)

    Although I'm not that sure it makes sense to plot phase and gain on the same axis, but that's up to you of course!

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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