Curious on how to configure axes of 3D graph

[gjacob]

Hello, I have made a 3D graph and don't quite know how to make the axes look how I want. I have relative intensity on the Z-axis which is fine.

I have time on y-axis, which ranges from 0-500 because that is how many datapoints I have. I would like it to reflect the time the measurement was taken over (0-2ms in this case, but will change based upon a control).

I have wavelength on the x-axis ranging from 0-5 because that is how many different wavelengths I used. I would like it to read 500nm-550nm (which can both change based on controls).

If you can simply explain how to format the graph and what features I am looking for to make the axes read what I want, that would be great, thanks!

[Ben]

If that

 

was implemented using a CW 3D graph then right-click and choose "CWGraph3D >>> Properties

and then go to the axis tab.

Ben

Message Edited by Ben on 06-14-2010 02:23 PM

[gjacob]

When doing that, the graph thinks that I want to change the min and max and read different data points I think. I would like to change the offset and interval.

[Ben]

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gjacob wrote:
When doing that, the graph thinks that I want to change the min and max and read different data points I think. I would like to change the offset and interval.

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If the CWGraph3D option is not in your list, the above does not apply to your graph so please ignore.

Ben