Re: How to rotate a Histogram (Mathamatica 6)
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- Subject: [mg97426] Re: How to rotate a Histogram (Mathamatica 6)
- From: Pillsy <pillsbury at gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 04:48:19 -0500 (EST)
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On Mar 12, 3:20 am, prageeth saraka wimalaweera <pswimalawe... at gmail.com> wrote: > I"m using Mathamatica 6.Could you please tell me a way to rotate a > Histogram? i tried it using "Rotate[Histogram[xx[[3]], 45 Degree]"but = it is > not working.http://picasaweb.google.com/pswimalaweera/Graph#5311122001432= 668130 You want to use the Inset[] directive, which not only allows you to treat complex graphics objects like plots and histograms as elements in other, more complex graphics, but also takes an argument that allows you to specify the orientation of the inset graphics object so that its x-axis points along a specified vector. Between that and RotationTransform[], you really have all you need. Try, Graphics[Inset[hist, Center, Center, 1, RotationTransform[45*Degree][{1, 0}]]] and go ahead and enter ?Inset for more information about the other options. Cheers, Pillsy