https://www.originlab.com › doc › Origin-Help › PlotColor-DatasetControl

Setting color control by dataset is done via a data plot element's color button (for example, the Symbol Color button in the Plot Details dialog box). There are several types of dataset color control, available from the By Points tab of the Color Chooser .

https://www.originlab.com › doc › Origin-Help › PlotAttribute-DatasetControl

Color is not the only plot attribute that can be controlled by values in a dataset (see, Using a Dataset to Control Plot Color). Several other plot attributes can also be modified using values in an Origin workbook or Excel workbook.

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I created a 9 panel plot with multiple datasets in each graph (scatter plot). I don't find a option to assign each dataset to one colour and to change colours in a independent edit mode like it is possible with single graphs. How do I change the colour of just one dataset?

https://blog.originlab.com › conditional-foramtting-in-origin-2019

October 8, 2018April 16, 2021 - by S Z - Leave a Comment. Excel has a very useful and fancy way to visualize data directly on the spreadsheet called “conditional formatting”. Now that is also available in the coming Origin2019 with three options. Highlight: Color cells that meet the condition.

https://cloud.originlab.com › doc › en › OriginC › ref › DataPlot-SetColorRGB

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https://cloud.originlab.com › doc › en › Origin-Help › PD-Dialog-ColorList-Tab

To edit a color list in Origin 2019 or later, go to the color control for a particular element -- Symbol Edge Color, Line Color, Pattern Fill Color, etc. -- and click the list control (downward-pointing arrow) beside that element.

https://blog.originlab.com › color-column-in-worksheet

Origin 2021 introduces a Color column type with HTML color code support. Color codes entered into the column will show as the cell background color. The user can easily build color lists or palettes with such a column. The user can also directly use the column for applying color to plots. Below are some usage examples. Extract colors from an image.

https://www.originlab.com › doc › Quick-Help › color-datapoints-regions

If you do not have a color column to control the color of your dataset in the plot, then graph your data and specify a region to color. To do this use the Gadgets: Cluster... gadget.

https://blog.originlab.com › colormap-with-specified-values-for-map-data-plot

If one needs to fill each region with colors mapping to specified values, a new app Colormap for Map Data is published for Origin 2017 for this purpose. This example shows the distribution of 2016 Olympic game medals over each US state. Step 1. Import Shapefile Data.