Using X–Y data operations

You can derive new X–Y data by operating on previously saved X–Y data objects. This overview lists the operations you can perform on X–Y data. You can also operate on history data during the save procedure. For more information, see Saving an X–Y data object.

Related Topics
Understanding how to operate on saved X–Y data objects
Operating on saved X–Y data objects

The following keys are used to classify function arguments:

Text keys for X–Y operations:
A The argument can be an X–Y data object, a floating point number, or an integer.
X The argument must be an X–Y data object.
I The argument must be an integer.
F The argument must be a floating point number.

The following list indicates the section where you can find more information for each X–Y data operation.

Mathematical operations:
Trigonometric operations:

For more information, see Applying trigonometric functions to an X–Y data object.

cos(A) Take the cosine of an X–Y data object.
acos(A) Take the arccosine of an X–Y data object.
cosh(A) Take the hyperbolic cosine of an X–Y data object.
sin(A) Take the sine of an X–Y data object.
asin(A) Take the arcsine of an X–Y data object.
sinh(A) Take the hyperbolic sine of an X–Y data object.
tan(A) Take the tangent of an X–Y data object. 
atan(A) Take the arctangent of an X–Y data object. 
tanh(A) Take the hyperbolic tangent of an X–Y data object.
Logarithmic and exponential operations:
Filtering and smoothing operations:
Range and magnitude related operations:
Other operations: