Interactively choose an area of a plot to magnify.
| ZOOM | Redraw a plot scaling to the cursor selected box. | |
| [/ERRORS] | Redraw using error bars | |
| [/HISTOGRAM] | Redraw as a histogram | |
| [/LINE] | Redraw as a line plot | |
| [/MARKERS] | Redraw as a marker plot | |
| [/MULTIPLOT] | Zoom on an area of a multiplot |
example:
# Zoom in on the current plot # and re-display with error bars >> zoom/errors
Note: A zoom can be undone by a Limits/Default command with no arguments
The Zoom() command is an interative command which helps examine a plot already on the screen in more detail. The zoom command works by re-displaying the selected region of data. As a result of this approach, the resolution of a zoom is only limited to the resolution set by the data or the current bin setting (see Alter/Binning).
/Errors
Display the resulting plot in the form of error bars.
/Histogram
Display the resulting plot in the form of a histogram (the default for bin-mode data).
/Line
Display the resulting plot in the form of a line plot (the default for point-mode data).
/Markers
Display the resulting plot in the form of marker symbols
/Multiplot
Perform the zoom on an area of a multiplot and re-display as a multiplot. See the Multiplot() command.