I do not know what I do wrong in sample. I can't plot graphs.
How can you expect a plot without providing any values??
Here is a simple fix by providing the necessary values via a global assignment. What did you mean with the second argument 0.1 you wrote for the functions y1,y2?
You may also consider turning all your variables in functions of the five input parameters. It may be necessary to uses the "assume" statement in the symbolic evaluations to tell Mathcad which parameters are real, positive, greater than the other, etc. The symbolic results may be quite too large for Mathcad being willing to display. Not sure if you really need symbolic results anyway.
No, its not the same problem! The entries on the abscissa and the ordinate must correspond. If there are less entries on the abscissa, the existing ones are matched with those on the ordinate and the rest of the ordinate entries are matched with the last entry on the abscissa.
You should also change the number format, otherwise you would see just zeros at the ordinate. Alternatively it might be better to multiply the values by 10^9 tp represent nm instead of m. You know you can work with units in Mathcad from the start? Its a valuable feature you sure should try.
Now is something wrong too. If I put more points I got error like in sample. We need put more points like in sample4. It will be 6 more points like in sample4.
The error message says it all. The total number in one plot region is limited to 500000 in Mathcad (the help states erroneously 150000 which was the limit in earlier versions of Mathcad) .
So you must reduce the number of values in the various range variables you are using for plotting.
I just had a look at the range xx.10.9.5% which you defined. This range variable has 40386 values and so the two plots which use this range consist of nearly 81000 points. Some other ranges you use seem to have even more values and so the twelve plots you try to show in this last regions exceed the total limit of half a million points.
So change the 10^-6 in the definition of your ranges to a larger value - 10^-5 will do, 10^-4 will be even better and will also speed up editing and scrolling your sheet.
If you don't like the gaps in the ellipses at the left and right ends, you'll have to plot the ellipses uses their parameter representation as I had shown a while ago in a previous answer.
