Hi Steve:
It's one of the reasons why I prefer to use gnuplot, rather than
Excel, for some plotting tasks. Gnuplot is dead easy to use and comes
in different flavours for different operating systems:
http://www.gnuplot.info/
-- Richard
On 21-Jun-11, at 8:29 PM, Steve Lelievre wrote:
Hi,
Hi,
I sometimes use a spreadsheet to calculate a series of X,Y points, and
then use these points to create a scattergram chart. My problem is that
whenever I do this, the chart appears on the screen as a rectangle. The
X and Y dimensions aren't to the same scale. I have to set the gridline
Even if you could get equalspacing, aspect ratios would still be a problem.
My solution was in both my Excel and Open Office spreadsheets (see my website)
to also print a square box with diagnols to show a V or an A.
Then changing manually the X span of the chart until the V or A apex measured
