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2nd vaxis

markus.plainer
markus.plainer over 5 years ago
2nd vaxis
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    0 markus.plainer over 5 years ago
    Sorry for this cryptic question. I meant, how to implement a second vertical axis (on the right side) on the plot at Adams Post Processor.
     
    Thanks' a lot!
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  • Alexis Del Rio
    0 Alexis Del Rio over 5 years ago
    hover over the curve you want to implement the change + mouse right click (no need to click the curve first) then select the last option "Place on New Axis". If it appears on the left. then check the tabs on the bottom left Format, Labels, Numbers, Tics. In Format select Placement Right
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    0 markus.plainer over 5 years ago
    THANKS!!!!! for this very fast and sufficient reply! It works as it should!
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