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Bar Type Graphs
Bar type graphs display data as boxes, cones, spindles, diamonds, or as an image. All bar type graphs can be displayed either horizontally or vertically. As with all graph types in Grapher, you have full control over all graph parameters.
Bar charts are made from XY data in a worksheet. The bar is shown at the height indicated in the worksheet cell. Alter line colors, fill colors, orientation, or bar chart shapes. Bar charts can be stacked or adjacent, when multiple data exists for each value.
Bar charts can be filled with different colors, display labels, or be variable widths,
depending on your needs and preferences!
Floating bar charts display similar data except that the bar has both a minimum and maximum defined in the worksheet. All settings can be changed in a manner similar to bar charts.
Display horizontal or vertical bars! Add text labels, overlay multiple bars, or use dates –
whatever you want to display; Grapher has a way to make your data stand out!
Histograms display data in groups or bins. Each bin represents a range of values on the X axis. The height of a bin represents the number of data points that fall within that bin’s range. Histograms can display data as a count or as a relative frequency.
Use an image fill to make your graph more exciting!
Add legends, labels, and fit curves to more accurately represent your data.
Bar Type Graph Features
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Display bars either as stacked or as adjacent bars.
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Vary the bar width based on a worksheet column.
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Set the bar width to a percentage of the axis or as a fixed width.
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Display bars vertically or horizontally.
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Display lines with any color, width, opacity, or style.
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Display fill with any color, gradient, style, or opacity.
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Use a worksheet column to set fill color.
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Use a color table to set fill color.
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Display bars as boxes, cones, spindles, diamonds, or any image you desire.
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Change the frequency of symbols to control how many symbols are plotted on each curve.
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Add labels to your bars.
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Drag point labels to place them exactly where you want.
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Add a fit curve to histograms.
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Add error bars that display statistical information about the data. Error bars can also be displayed from a worksheet column.
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Limit the display of bars to only a desired subsection of data.
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Use a worksheet clipping column to control the display of points.
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Add a graph title or legend to enhance your graph.
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Adjust the opacity of all objects in the graph.
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