2D Graph Types
Bar graphs (Histogram, Vertical, Horizontal, Stacked, Grouped, Sliding, Floating, W-bar, 3D bars, Pareto)
Standard Error Bar graphs (Bar, Trace, Point) (Up, Down, Left, Right, Toward Axis, Away from Axis)
Data Analysis (Frequency, Normality, Fourier, Demodulation, First Derivative, Auto-corr, Cross-corr; and "box and whisker diagrams" including Notch, Mean, Median, and Fence Box)
Curve Fitting (Polynomial, Regline, Robust, Cubic Spline, B-Spline, Smoothing)
Line and Point graphs (Point, Needle, Extremes, Trace, Step, Fill, Contour, Density, Color, Bubble)
Quality Control Charts (Xbar CC, Std Dev CC, M-Individual, R-Individual, M-Average, M-Range, P-Chart, NP-Chart, C-Chart, U-Chart, Range CC, CC Median, CuSum, Capability)
Polar graphs, Pie charts, 3D-Pie charts, Triangle graphs
User-defined Data Labels, Symbol blanking, 780 marker symbols, Legend boxes for curve identification
2D Graph Features
Linear, Logarithmic, Percentage, Probit scales on any X-, Y-, or Z-axis, plus Polar scales in Radians and Degrees
Automatic or manual axis scales, plot labels in Fixed, Scientific, General, Logarithmic, Percentage, Integer, Floating, Daily, Monthly, Temporal, or User-defined text in ascending or descending order
Powerful Association Level technique allows multiple curves per graph, multiple X- and Y- axes per graph, allow axes to cross at any point or not at all, with major and minor ticks and grid lines, framing lines and ticks