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Old   February 13, 2010, 06:56
Default Postprocessing: how to change the legend names?
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Hello everybody,

does anyone know how to change the names of the volume fileds in the xy-plot? i have a fiew cases and i would like to image every temperature field in one plot. i managed that. so, i would like now to specify each temperatrure with a different name.

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Old   February 14, 2010, 06:16
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Hello everybody,

does anyone know how to change the names of the volume fileds in the xy-plot? i have a fiew cases and i would like to image every temperature field in one plot. i managed that. so, i would like now to specify each temperatrure with a different name.

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Try to change the name in the Color Scale Editor.
It is the second button in the second row.
Is that what you were searching for?
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Thanks you for your help.
that was not quite what i was looking for. in the 'Color Scale Editor' it's possible to change the name of the color bar. if i am doing that the leged of the xy plot is still the original one.
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Old   February 15, 2010, 08:12
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Hi,


You could use the 'sample' utility to sample your data along a line of interest,
the data can then be plotted with your third-party software of choice such as excel/gnuplot/xmgrace.

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