How Do You Plot Line And Bar Graphs Using Graph Software?
Graphing software, a computer, a good steady hand, and a gift for visually presenting statistical data are ingredients for whipping up a recipe of the perfect line and bar graphs. However, if you’re a novice on this, here’s how to learn plotting line and bar graphs. Line Graph. A good example for using a line graph is plotting the price of gasoline. Line graphs are plotted following these steps. • Designing. Start by choosing the colors, grid line, position, and appearance. • Data Encoding. On the specified fields, enter information about the title of your graph, the author or source of the graph, the data set, and the values from minimum to maximum, which defines scale of the graph. • Labeling. Helps you create the look and feel of your graph. You can choose to show or hide the labels of your graph (always show it), enter the values of your data, add suffixes and prefixes, direct the position of your labels, enhance colors, and increase/change/style fonts • Previewing. You must do thi
