Using a column to pull label values

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  • #6058
    charles cruze
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      I would like to prepare a plot using the parameters in the columns to create the levels.  I have been able to use mask to accomplish the major parts of my needs, but I am still missing a step.

      The data  contains the important data columns are as follows:

      Subject, Day, ParameterID, Parameter Value, LLQ, HLQ, Parameter Units

      Using masks on Subject and ParameterID,  I have made a plot that can select each Subject and each parameter and plot the data, the Hi and Low Control lines, R^2 and regression line.  The Title has the Subject name and Parameter ID; The x title is the Day and the Y  currently has the parameter, but I would also like to include the parameter units.  Those can vary between test sites so it needs to be flexible and part of the units column.  I have thought of concatenating the parameter and units columns, while it is ok for the y title, it is messy for the plot title.

       

      Thanks,

      Charlie

      PS: I have enjoyed the youTube replays of the Webinars and have learned a great deal from those.

       

       

       

       

      #6063
      dgteam
      Moderator

        Hi Charlie,

        We just uploaded an example file to mimic your example (See File > On-line examples).

        Here is how we setup the sample data …

        DataExample

        Use the variable Text menus to change the data and the label will change on the y-axis.

        Here is what the graph shows with Parameter ‘a’ selected:

        Shared-Maska

        Here is the file with Parameter = ‘b’ selected:

        Shared-Maskb

        Please take a look and let us know if this is similar to what you wanted to do and any questions you have.

        Thanks for the feedback on the webinars!

         

        #6066
        charles cruze
        Participant

          Thank your for your help.  I was able to apply this technique to my own data and successfully generated a number of plots.  An example is attached.BaseGraph

          #6067
          dgteam
          Moderator

            Great – Thanks for letting us know!  Nice looking graph 🙂

             

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