https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=476355
Bug ID: 476355
Summary: Diagram two y-axis not opened correctly.
Classification: Applications
Product: LabPlot2
Version: 2.10.1
Platform: Microsoft Windows
OS: Microsoft Windows
Status: REPORTED
Keywords: reproducible, usability
Severity: wishlist
Priority: NOR
Component: backend
Assignee: alexander.se...@web.de
Reporter: thwil...@gmail.com
Target Milestone: ---
Created attachment 162758
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Result opeing a diagram with 2 y axis
As far as I read, labplot supports a second y-axis. It also supports the import
or opening of Origin Lab projects (Origin Lab 2021b). However, if I open an
Origin Lab project with two y-axes, two graphs are created instead of one
graph. I don't know if I must consider my request a wish or a bug. Anyway, it
should be able to open diagrams with a second y-axis correctly. Origin is
created to increase and improve the diagram design possibilities. Else, one
can always use Excel. Thus, Labplot should be better than Excel concerning
special features like that. Origin Lab has to be paid on a yearly basis and is
very expensive (in part > 1000 Euro), unaffordable for any private person. As
far as I see, there is no open-source equivalent to Origin Lab. SciDaVis is the
worst - probably too old or even intentionally bad (being a clone of Origin
Lab...). Labplot seems to be the best of those, but most programs, Labplot
included, do only achieve basic things. However, due to Excel which also does
all such things well, such a program does only become interesting, if it can
also create and open diagrams with advanced features: A diagram with a second
y-axis, with categories on the x-axis AND two y-axis etc.
Compared to Origin Lab this is still very little, in view of the mathematic
capabilities.
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