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Log axis crossing

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October 29, 2014
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I have a log-log plot. The y-axis range is 0.01 to 1.0. The problem is that the x-axis is labeled at the TOP of the y-axis.

Is there a way (as there is in EXCEL) to change where the x-axis labels are placed (i.e. - I want the labels to be at the lowest y value (on log scale) of 0.01)?

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Best answer by StuartBruff

Double-click on the plot, select the "X-Y Axes" tab on the resulting dialog (should be the default tab anyway), then change the "Axis Style" at the bottom of the tab to "Boxed".

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Which version of Mathcad are you using and could you post an example worksheet.

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version is Mathcad 15.0

I don't know how to add the example, but this is the plot.

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Click u'se advanced editor' and then you will have the option to attach files.

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Removing the log scale from the Y-axis will also do the job.

25-Diamond I

In Mathcad 15 (and below) there is unfortunately no way to change the point of intersection of the two axis.

This point will normally be (0/0) or (if zero is not in the range shown) the values closest to zero.

In case of a log plot the 0 is exchanged for 1 and the point of intersection tries to be at (1/1).

In case of your plot the intersection point is (100/1).

I guess you may like the view when you change Axis Style from Crossed to Boxed: