Creating Graphs

• 2D Graphs Overview 1
  
• 3D Sequential Graphs
  3D sequential graphs are a unique subset of 3D graphs. Like the more traditional 3D graphs, they display information from multiple variables in graphs that portray three dimensions; however, they do not represent 3D (XYZ) coordinates of specific data points, but only show 3D representations of multiple sequences of values and/or their variability. They are especially designed for quick comparison of range and variability of multiple variables and are often more attractive than multiple 2D graphs.
• 3D XYZ Graphs
  3D XYZ graphs contain options to produce a variety of types of 3D graphs where the location of data points is determined by their three (and in the case of ternary plots, four) coordinates.
• Matrix Plots
  
• Icon Plots
  
• Categorized Graphs
  Many of the 2D Graphs, 3D Sequential Graphs, and 3D XYZ Graphs can be created in multi-graph displays defined by the categories of an additional one or two variables to subdivide the originally selected data into the desired subsets ("categories").
• Graphs of Block Data - Histogram: Block Columns
  To create a 2D histogram with a fitted normal curve for each column of the block, plotted in a separate graph windows, select a block of data within a spreadsheet:
• Graphs of Input Data - Values/Stats
  
• Multiple Graph Layout
  
• Graph Data Size
  

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