OriginPro - adding theoretical functions on the measured points

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To compare measured points with a theoretical function in OriginPro, users can overlay the theoretical curve on the same graph as the measured data. It is essential to ensure that both datasets are properly formatted and aligned in the software. Utilizing the "Add Plot" feature can help in displaying both the measured points and the theoretical curve simultaneously. Additionally, users may need to adjust the graph settings to ensure clarity and visibility of both datasets. Seeking guidance from community forums or tutorials can also provide further assistance in mastering this process.
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So I have a problem. I have a measurement of several different points and I would like to compare that to the theoretical function.

I'm not expert in origin. I've tried with simulated curve, but I cannot get the points and curve on the same graph :\

How can I do that?

Thanks...
 
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