[Sue Finch]

Thanks Bill,

I can see that this has very good pedagogical value (but it is a pity if it is lost when it has been specified!)

Cheers,

Sue

[Sue Finch]

Hi Bill,

Thanks for your quick answer.

I’ve tried a few different brackets (see attached image).

Curved brackets (which I use) lose the “(units)”.

Angle brackets behave as you describe.

Curly brackets are retained in the full column label.

I tried to replicate my “$” problem, as I had fixed the original file, and I couldn’t find a problem either, so I am not sure what was generating that.  It showed a black diamond with a question mark in it, as if it couldn’t read the symbol.  If it occurs again, I will send a screenshot.

Thanks again.

Sue

 

 

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[Sue Finch]

Thank you Bill and Dan,

My question is less pertinent now as the course I was asking about will no longer be offered as an open course.  We might expect hundreds of users within a small time window but I don’t think this should be an issue.  The options you suggest above are also very helpful.

Sue

[Sue Finch]

Hello

I now have got that to work by dragging the sample label to the y-axis.  I was initially having a problem with the plug in.  If this continues I will provide the details.

Sue

 

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