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  • Getting started
  • Interface
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    • Size
    • Navigation, Zooming, Panning
      • Navigate in the plot
      • Navigate in the worksheet
      • Edit worksheet elements
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Labplot Manual
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Navigation, Zooming, Panning

Contents

  • Navigation, Zooming, Panning

    • Navigate in the plot

    • Navigate in the worksheet

    • Edit worksheet elements

Navigate in the plot

Key/Mouse Event

Function

x

Zoom In X

Shift+x

Zoom Out X

Ctrl+Shift+x

Auto Scale X

y

Zoom In Y

Shift+y

Zoom Out Y

Ctrl+Shift+y

Auto Scale Y

+

Zoom In in both directions

-

Zoom Out in both directions

1

Auto Scale (show full data range)

Mouse Wheel

Zoom In/Out in both directions

Mouse Wheel over an Axis

Zoom In/Out in the direction of the axis

Left-Click and Mouse Move

Pan anywhere

Tab

Navigate to the next curve

Shift+Tab

Navigate to the previous curve

c

Switch to the cursor mouse mode

s

Switch to the selection mouse mode

z

Switch to the zoom mouse mode

Navigate in the worksheet

Key/Mouse Event

Function

Ctrl++

Zoom Out

Ctrl+-

Zoom In

Ctrl+1

Original Size

Ctrl+h

Fit to Height

Ctrl+w

Fit to Width

F

Presenter Mode (full screen)

Ctrl+Mouse Wheel

Zoom In/Out

Edit worksheet elements

Key/Mouse Event

Function

Ctrl+C

Copy selected element (also exports as image to clipboard)

Ctrl+V

Paste element from clipboard

Ctrl+D

Duplicate selected element

Del or Backspace

Delete selected element

Space

Show/Hide the selected worksheet element

Arrow Keys

Navigate between plots (when layout is active)

Do not confuse scale zooming and navigation with the same operations in the view. Scale related operations affect the minimal and maximal x/y values for the current plotted data range and are used to plot the different regions of the data. The operations in the worksheet affect the entire worksheet view and are used for example to enlarge the canvas for easier positioning of small objects, etc.


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