Changing a plot style means that you can alter how your graph’s data are displayed – for example: whether you want to display your data as a bar or line. This feature can also be useful when you have created a comparative graph, showing data for more than one channel, and wish to make each of them either visually distinct.
This feature is not available for Scatter Plot graphs
1. Open a graph
There are two approaches to opening a saved graph. Please refer to the article below for details.
2. Open the Appearance Options menu
- With your graph open, click Options from the Graphing toolbar.
A drop-down menu appears. - Click Appearance Options.
3. Click the Plot tab
The graphed channels are shown in a list on the left, and to the right are plot style options.
4. Click through each channel one-by-one, choosing a plot style for each
5. Click Save
The graph will refresh with plot styles updated.
Remember to save the graph if you wish to keep your changes. See Save a Graph for details.
If you chose 'Point' or 'Point + Line' as your graph's plot style, you have the option of changing the appearance of points and lines. See article, Modify a Graph’s Point and Line Type for details.
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