Transcription of II-12Graphs - WaveMetrics
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Chapter II-12. II-12 Graphs Overview .. 212. graph Features .. 212. The graph Menu .. 213. Typing in Graphs .. 213. graph 213. Creating Graphs .. 213. Waves and Axes .. 215. Types of Axes .. 215. Appending Traces .. 216. Trace Names .. 216. Removing 216. Replacing Traces .. 216. Plotting NaNs and 217. Scaling 217. Autoscaling .. 217. Manual 218. Panning .. 218. Fling 219. Setting the Range of an 219. Manual Axis 219. Automatic Axis 219. Overall graph 220. graph Margins .. 220. graph 221. Modifying Traces .. 222. Selecting Traces to be Modified .. 222. Display 222. Markers .. 223. Text 224. Arrow 225. Line Styles and Sizes .. 225. 225. 225. Grouping, Stacking and Adding Modes .. 226. Trace 228. Setting Trace Properties from an Auxiliary (Z) 228. Color as f(z).. 228. Color as f(z) Example.
Chapter II-12 — Graphs II-213 data readouts as you glide the cursors through your data (see Info Panel and Cursors).You can edit your data graphically (see Drawing and Editing Waves). Igor graphs are fast.
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Using Graphs to Display Data, Data, Display, Using, TABLES, CHARTS AND GRAPHS, TABLES, CHARTS, AND GRAPHS, TABLES, CHARTS, AND GRAPHS Tables, charts, and graphs, For Handling, Graphing, and Analyzing, For Handling, Graphing, and Analyzing Scientific Data, Display data, Product Data Sheet, Trane, Using PROC SGPLOT for Quick High, Graphs, Tricks: Using SAS/GRAPH, Tricks: Using SAS/GRAPH® Effectively, Practical Rules for Using Color, Line Graphs and Irregular Intervals