What do you dislike about OriginPro?
Formatting a merged plot is absolutely not intuitive.
Several plots on the merged graph have messy font sizes, though the original plots looked ok.
Fit page to layer or the Fit layer to page command can ruin the font sizes, and it is difficult to follow how and why.
Furthermore, the plots usually come with a lot of white space around them, which is very annoying. It is also annoying that the options to adjust the size of the white space and to adjust the picture size are in a different place. If I want to adjust sizes, I want to go to a window where I can do everything intuitively.
The smoothing window does not always show the preview with the right size: sometimes the plot is so small that I can not see anything, and there is no way to enlarge it.
Saving of the eps format sometimes exports very bad quality pictures, but enhancing the resolution fixes the problem. However, I do not understand why I do not have to do this with every figure.
If I import a big file with many columns, I cannot insert a new column between the imported ones. I have no idea why. With the previous versions, I did not have this issue. (I am using Origin2020b)
It is also annoying that having a strong computer, even 30 MB origin file can slow down so much, and it complains that the autosaving can make it slow.
Ctrl-Z does not always work during formatting. The most annoying part is when I accidentally press some keyboard combination, and the menu bar get reshuffled, or I delete some sheets or figure, and there is no way back. Once I pressed accidentally ctrl+w, but I did not know how to get back to my original sheet(because I did not know what I pressed)--I needed to call the user support because I was afraid that I deleted my data. In such a case it would be great to have a Ctrl-z option.
I have to also admit that I have never studied the usage of OriginLab on an official curse, I do not know a lot about its features and functions, and I do not use any programming language to control the program. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.