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Revision as of 23:59, 27 November 2015
It’s easy to compare directly two or more variables in one table or graph.
- Select the variables together in the diagram, using Shift+click to add each to the selection, or dragging a selection rectangle around them.
- Click
in the navigation toolbar, or press Control+r.
- Click OK in the confirmation dialog.
This creates a new variable with a default identifier, Compare1
, with a list of the selected variables.
The result of Compare1
is a graph containing an index containing the titles of the variables being compared. This is the Self
index of the Compare1
. It also includes all the indexes of the array variables being compared — in this case, Time
and Buying Price
.
This helps clarify how the interest payments reduce (become less negative) as the principal payments on the mortgage increase (become more negative).
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