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Graphing software

Tree · 2008-10-14 11:19:44

Can anyone suggest graphing software? Openoffice's calc falls down pretty hard when it comes to charts. I'm looking to plot a few series that have differnent ranges on the same graph to create a profile across the whole set of results.

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14-10-2008 12:19pm

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Tree

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Can anyone suggest graphing software? Openoffice's calc falls down pretty hard when it comes to charts. I'm looking to plot a few series that have differnent ranges on the same graph to create a profile across the whole set of results.

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#2 31-10-2008 10:42pm
cmo

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Have you tried Kivio? might be worth a look

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#3 01-11-2008 8:22pm
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I don't know much about it but I'm sure I read that one of the features upgraded in the upcoming (or it it released now?) openoffice 3 will be charting ... it might be worthwhile checking out it out first.

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#4 02-11-2008 1:31pm
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3 is out. And apparantly the charting in it is a major revamp. Haven't tried it out myself.

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"Revamped Chart Engine: Charts in OO2 used to look downright amateurish. OO3 has a tooled up chart engine that renders nice looking charts that are quite attractive."

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