Magnifying/Zooming In on a Portion of the Graph in OriginLab | Drawing/Graphing-17

In this video, we will learn how to zoom/magnify a part of the graph (data plot) using originlab (version 2016) software. The main steps are given below-
1. With a graph active, press and hold CTRL then click the 'Scale In button' (left toolbar panel) and drag out a rectangle on your 2D graph.
2. Enlarged graph is dynamic. If you move or resize the rectangle on your original graph then the enlarged graph will be updated.
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[@YoshinoSama]

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[@asifraj321]

Very informative tutorial. Thanks

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[@osmankaya1351]

0.41 you must click Ctrl+Right Click

[@jonas2378]

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[@skiffek]

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[@zioma500]

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[@aminaamina664]

HI. thank you sir, i need so much how to get a curve at a resolution of example 1200 dpi.could you help me.

[@shekhartit]

thank you sir....

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[@zchandio]

how to remove that small scale-in box

[@LoveLifeLive1]

How to do this in mathematica

[@chandrahashbti]

I have not tried it with Mathematica.

[@karthikavr2321]

Thank you

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