how to stack multiple plot in single image in origin

Stacking multiple graphs in Origin, such as XRD (X-ray Diffraction), Raman, and PL (Photoluminescence) graphs, allows for effective comparative analysis. To begin, import your data into Origin, ensuring that each dataset, whether for XRD, Raman, or PL, is plotted separately. For instance, XRD graphs typically display intensity vs. 2-theta, Raman graphs show intensity vs. Raman shift, and PL graphs represent intensity vs. wavelength.

Once your graphs are created, you can stack them for comparison. One method is to use the Merge Graph Windows feature. Go to the Graph menu, select Merge Graph Windows, and in the Merge Graphs dialog, choose the Stack option under Arrangement. You can then specify the number of rows (equal to the number of graphs you want to stack) and adjust the Gap to control the vertical spacing between each graph.

Alternatively, you can manage stacking through Layer Management. Navigate to Graph. Layer Management, select the layers corresponding to the graphs you want to stack, and click Arrange Layers, selecting the Stack option. This method allows for more control over the layout of each graph. It's essential to ensure that the X-axes (2-theta for XRD, Raman Shift for Raman, or Wavelength for PL) remain consistent across the stacked graphs, while the Y-axes (intensity) can vary for comparative purposes.

After stacking the graphs, you can add unique titles to each one by right-clicking the graph and selecting Add Title, or by entering titles in the Plot Details dialog under the Label tab. For example, you can label each graph as "XRD Spectrum for Sample A," "Raman Spectrum for Sample B," or "PL Spectrum for Sample C."

Lastly, fine-tune the appearance by adjusting the axis scales and adding legends or annotations to highlight significant features, such as diffraction peaks in XRD or Raman modes in Raman spectra. By following these steps, you can efficiently stack and customize multiple graphs, such as XRD, Raman, or PL spectra, for clear and insightful comparison within Origin.

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