When using the export data feature for a plot where the data is plotted using Log 10 Y Axis Spacing, the y values that are returned are Log 10 of the y values, not the y values themselves. The same thing happens if Log 10 X Axis Spacing is selected. Instead the actual x and y axis values should be exported independent of what axis spacing is selected to visualize the data.
To Reproduce
For example, Go to the Forward Solver/Analysis Panel and plot R(rho) for the default set of optical properties and s-d configuration. If you click export data, you will get a text file with the proper x and y values. However, once you select Log 10 axis spacing for either/both the x and y axes, you will no longer get the actual data values but the log 10 of those values.
Expected behavior
The actual x and y axis values should be exported independent of what axis spacing is selected to visualize the data.
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Describe the bug
When using the export data feature for a plot where the data is plotted using Log 10 Y Axis Spacing, the y values that are returned are Log 10 of the y values, not the y values themselves. The same thing happens if Log 10 X Axis Spacing is selected. Instead the actual x and y axis values should be exported independent of what axis spacing is selected to visualize the data.
To Reproduce For example, Go to the Forward Solver/Analysis Panel and plot R(rho) for the default set of optical properties and s-d configuration. If you click export data, you will get a text file with the proper x and y values. However, once you select Log 10 axis spacing for either/both the x and y axes, you will no longer get the actual data values but the log 10 of those values.
Expected behavior The actual x and y axis values should be exported independent of what axis spacing is selected to visualize the data.
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