MVS 330

Making Angle-Angle Plots

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Hints for making angle-angle plots:

- INSERT a new worksheet

- COPY "angle" column of data from fig 4a (joint angle 1)

- PASTE SPECIAL (select VALUES) to the new worksheet

- COPY "angle" column of data from fig 5a (joint angle 2)

- PASTE SPECIAL (select VALUES) to the right of the previously copied data

- label each column according to the variable (e.g., knee and angle)

- HIGHLIGHT both columns of data (the data in the left-hand column will be plotted on the x axis)

- SELECT chart wizard from the toolbar

- CHOOSE X-Y scatter plot

- CHOOSE #2

- NO legend, NO title, X-LABEL "joint 1" Angle (deg), Y-LABEL "joint 2" Angle (deg)

- NO border, NO Shading in chart area

- RESIZE (2 inches tall by 2.75 inches wide)

- MATCH AXES lengths

- FIND start point and ADD arrow to show direction of movement.

- REPEAT the same steps for btrim data

 - make sure the scales are the same for the horizontal and vertical axes. For axes to have the same scale, both the data range (max-min) and physical length (on screen) of x and y axes must be exactly the same.

- axes should be the same scale on both a and b parts of the figure

 

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Melissa Gross , Ph.D. - mgross@umich.edu
The University of Michigan, Division of Kinesiology

Revised 8/00
©1996 Melissa Gross, Ph.D.