“XY to XY” is a phrase that typically refers to a mapping or transformation between two coordinate systems that are both defined by two dimensions, denoted by X and Y.

For example, if you have a graph with an X-axis and a Y-axis, and you want to transform the coordinates of a point from one position on the graph to another position on the same graph, you might describe this as an “XY to XY” transformation.

Alternatively, “XY to XY” could refer to a transformation between two different graphs or coordinate systems, where the X and Y axes may represent different variables or dimensions. In this context, the transformation might involve translating, scaling, rotating, or otherwise transforming the coordinates of a point from one system to another.