Ltspice - divided two plots from different run simulations

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To divide two plots from different LTspice simulations, exporting the data to a separate graphing application may be necessary, as LTspice does not support simultaneous displays from different simulations. Joining the LTspice user group can provide additional resources and support for specific questions. Online guides are also available for further assistance. Engaging with the community may yield more tailored advice. Utilizing these resources can enhance your simulation analysis experience.
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Hi,
I have a plot of v(onoise) of my circle using noise simulation.
I also have my V(output) from my ac frequency analysis. How do i divide between the graphs?
 
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Maybe @Baluncore can advise? He does more LTSpice than most of us. There are also online guides.
I doubt that it supports simultaneous displays from different simulations. You'll probably have to export the data to another graphing application.
 
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I would suggest you first join the LTspice group, then search and ask your specific question there.
https://groups.io/g/LTspice
 
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