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Revision as of 14:13, 2 June 2021
Tool Description
It is possible to use a secondary axis when plotting various results together. The secondary axis can be used for any plotting type (e.g. Map Outputs, Time Series, Hydraulic Properties, Time Series, Cross-Sections etc.). The one exception is curtain plotting, this will only ever be drawn on the primary axis. The vertical profile will use a secondary X axis, all other plotting types will use a secondary Y axis.
To use a secondary axis:
- In the Result Type widget, click the secondary axis icon
next to the result(s) type that should be placed on a secondary axis. An alternative approach is to right-click the result type and checking on Secondary Axis.
- Initiate the plot by the standard process, or by refreshing the plot
(the plot should automatically refresh when the secondary axis is activated).
- All instances of that result type should now be displayed on a secondary axis.
To plot flux on the secondary axis, use the button next to the plot flux button:
Example
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