Origin software helps me to draw double Y-axis plots, Which means I can draw 2 different Y-axis with common X-axis (see graph 1).
My question, if I want to draw two different groups (3 curves related to the left Y-axis and 3 curves related to the right Y-axis, see untitled graph) not only 2 different Y values, How can I carry out?
At least in my Origin 8.
Graph has two ticks in left-top (1 and 2 in squares),
Click in one of them with right boton mouse --> layer contents and a new window appear. just send data from left to ritgh by => symbol and thats it
Then you have grouped same Y axis-X axis data,
For draw 2, same
I hope it will understable and helpful
Normally, each axis belongs to its own layer. In Origin 9.1 (you must try if it works in Origin 8 as well) you can make the graphs for the left axis by marking them and creating he plot (just as normal). then you add a second y-axis (right side) on a second layer. After that you mark your graphs for the right axis (assuming all graphs have the same x-axs) and drag them from your book to the graph by holding them on the frame of the marking box.
Hope that helps,
Moritz
Please see this vide it explains
How to plot double y axis in origin (how to plot two y axis in origin)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIJSyXKvdD4
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