# Graph Comparison

#### YY Diagram

In the History & Statistics module, graphs for the same measurement from different groups can already be compared. The "Graph Comparison" module also offers the possibility to compare any measurements within the same group. This is helpful, for example, if the measurements are similar to each other, but were taken at different measurement points.

**Procedure**

1. Select the desired group and click on **New YY Diagram** 

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2. Rename the title if necessary:&#x20;

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3. Drag the desired measurement from the "ID" column in the graphs near the Y-axis When a green solid vertical bar appears, release the mouse button. The measurement series is added to the graph:

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4. Repeat step 3 until all desired graphs are included in the diagram:&#x20;

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5. After adding three measurement series our example now looks like this&#x20;

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6. Each graph has an additional Y-axis. If all values are in a similar range, you should activate **Single Y-Axis**:

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#### XY Diagram

For an X-Y diagram, proceed in the same way, but here one measurement is drawn to the X-axis and a second to the Y-axis. The resulting X/Y values are entered as points:&#x20;

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