By |Published On: August 29, 2024 at 6:36 am PDT|Last Updated: August 29, 2024 at 7:09 am PDT|

Bar with “Up Down” Error  

This tutorial will show how to use the TechGraph Editor to display “Up Down” error bars on a bar graph.  Shown below are the settings in the Data Table and the Edit Chart used to create this chart.        

Data Table – Sample data can easily be changed or replaced by pasting data from an external worksheet.
  • Graph Type is Bar.
  • X Data Type is Label. Labels for the X Axis are entered in X Data column. Note that superscript tags (<sup></sup>) are supported in labels.
  • Graph A contains the mean values.
  • Graph B contains the corresponding error values.

Note:   Click on the “Help” button on the toolbar to find out how to edit, delete, copy and paste in the Data Table.

Edit Chart – A set of icons (Titles, Settings, X Axis, Y Axis, Curves and Error Bars) to change the settings and appearance of the chart.      

     Settings  – specify the color and pattern for Graph A bar.         

  •  Click on the “DarkOrange rectangle” (Graph Style) to show the bar Style for Graph A pop-up.   You can change the Color and Pattern for Graph A bar.   Click on Apply to save the changes.

     Y axis

  • Enter values in Minimum, Maximum and Major Div to set the Y Axis scale and divisions. Leave these values empty for automatic scaling.

     Curves & Error Bars       

  • Select “Error Bar On” from Error Bar list for Graph A.
  • Click on “Up Down” (Error Bar Format)  for Graph B. For this example, “Up Down“  is selected from the Error Format list.  Color ( “Black”) is selected for the error bar color.   Use the Thickness  selection list to change the line style. Click on Apply to save the changes

         Edit Chart Toolbar Options

  •  Print Chart prints your chart.
  •  Download Image downloads your chart as an SVG(Scalable Vector Graphics) file or image file(PNG, JPEG, TIF, PDF).
  •  Drawing Objects customize your chart with labels, lines, arrows, circles, images, and logos.
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