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From: Philippe Canal (pcanal@fnal.gov)
Date: Mon Jul 28 2003 - 22:04:35 MEST

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Philippe

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I've got a two dimensional histogramm. I need to move all points down (or 
up) at some value. How can I do it?

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On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 daq@mail.cern.ch wrote: > > I need to obtain data from TH2f. I have TH2F object. I wanna: for bin (at > axe X)number 1 get number of corresponding bins at axe Y, and later in > loop obtain their meanings. How to do it? go to http://root.cern.ch and read the manual. I don't want to speak for the ROOT developers, but it goes without saying that people asking questions on ROOTTALK _should_ read the manual before broadcasting the questions to thousands of recipients. - best, Pasha ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- Pasha Murat (murat@fnal.gov) | CDF/FNAL B0 trailers 168G, MS 318 office: 630-840-8237 | cell: 630-854-9188 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---

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