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Number of digits in legend

Question asked by STRASSEG on Sep 13, 2005
Latest reply on Sep 15, 2005 by ERKANACAR

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hi everybody,

of ocurse it is possible to format
the numbers of the axis, I found
until now no way to set the number of
digits for the values in the legend.

It is more than unconvenient, if a value of
"1" is shown as "1.000000"

thx georg

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STRASSEG Sep 13, 2005 1:00 AM
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sorry - i forgot a detail:

i ment a legend in a DDS-plot
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kkladopoulos Sep 13, 2005 3:38 AM
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This is a Data Display question so it will be moved to the appropriate forum area.

Kostas.
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STRASSEG Sep 13, 2005 7:06 PM
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working in his own small work, can cause
omitting some basics for open discussion.

my question relies to a dataset with a sweeped
variable "b". therefore a plot of e.g. a spectrum "S" consists of different traces, one for each value
of the sweeped variable. a legend in such a plot would include the text "S" and "b=1", "b=2", etc.

and these values of the sweeped variable always formated as number with 6 digits, i.e. "b=1.000000"

but for a plot in a publication or slides this is not acceptable.

how i can change the format of this legend-values?

thx
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ERKANACAR Sep 15, 2005 4:29 AM
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you can use an image editor to erase the unwanted digits. That's the way I do it...
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