@RK_10340358 wrote:
I have a list of x, y, z coordinates that I'm trying to plot within a contour plot, but the resulting plots aren't returning reasonable scales...
Was wondering if anyone has ever done anything like this and if they could share the format they used to plot said data?
Thanks in advance
I am not sure how we should understand your question:
1) You have a surface and already succeeded to make a contour plot of it. Now you want to add a 3D plot to highlight a couple of points. This is easy to do with real Mathcad, but using Prime you are out of luck if you want to plot anything else within a contour plot.
OR
2) You have a list of (a lot) of x,y,z point coordinates and want it to be interpreted as a surface to make a contour plot of it. That should be possible to do but you have to somehow tell Prime that your data resembles a surface.
The example in the help Luc pointed you to, where a contour plot of a matrix is created, is missing the x- and y-coordinates as all data is interpreted as z-values.
This seems to be handled differently if the matrix is a n x 3 matrix with x-, y- and z-coordinates in the the three columns. Here Prime interprets the data exactly as you want and should provide the contour plot you are looking for. An example is shown in the attached P6 file.

So attach your worksheet with the data and clarify what you want to achieve.