I am trying to create a Haigh-diagram for a dimensional analysis of an axel. I want to plot a single point representing my situation vs my material limits plottet as graphs. But I am not able to figure out how. Below are my two results and third is how I want it to look. Can anyone explain how I can make it work? I am also interested to know how I can control what graphs are plotted to what x-values. In the second case two of my y-expressions is automatically assigned to my last x-values, alough I only want the last y-expression to be evaluated at the last x-expression.
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for each line you need to give both an X and Y trace.
(I don't think that you can use the same X trace for 2 Y traces even if it is identical.
it would confuse me never-mind Mathcad)
to show a single point you select the Plots tab (top menu) then click on the point y variable in the plot to select that trace and the symbol , line style thickness ... items will be enabled & you can select the options that you want to create the picture you want (hopefully)
Attached is in Prime 2.
Regards
Andy
for each line you need to give both an X and Y trace.
(I don't think that you can use the same X trace for 2 Y traces even if it is identical.
it would confuse me never-mind Mathcad)
to show a single point you select the Plots tab (top menu) then click on the point y variable in the plot to select that trace and the symbol , line style thickness ... items will be enabled & you can select the options that you want to create the picture you want (hopefully)
Attached is in Prime 2.
Regards
Andy
