Hello there,
Im looking for a way in gINT to present multiple graphs in one report (a4). I noticed there is a way for multiple frames per sheet where it allows you to print more than one graph, but only under the condition as long as the independent data axis is the same.
I cant find anywhere the possibility of creating more graphs with different independant data axis (in this case the X-axis) in the same report. Does anyway know how to achieve this?
Thanks in advance!
Sake Boele,The Netherlands
I have produced reports with multiple graphs per page, different axes, even different point ID's per graph using the method referred to by Phil Wade above (exporting to gdw). I have described one way to implement this method in more detail in the post Lab summary on fence diagram . This approach allows you to assemble the output of several different independent templates on one sheet for final output. The independent templates can be boring logs, graphs, summary tables, pretty much anything that gINT can produce. It is not a "one button" solution but it is not that difficult and I imagine it could be scripted to simplify the process. I have not experimented with the overlay property which may be an easier way to do this.
I have no trouble with multiple graphs on one report, I just need to be able to do the overlay like in the example triaxial report. Anyone know if this is or will be availalbe in gINT Professional?
Yes, it is available for both gINT Professional and Professional Plus users.