Grapher is an easy to understand technical graphing package for anyone who needs to create publication-quality graphs quickly and easily. With Grapher, creating graphs is quick and easy. 

Create one of 26 unique 2D or 3D graph types in Grapher 5! Customize any portion of any graph to make the graph completely unique to your situation! There are four different types of 2D graphs that can be created in Grapher: linear, bar, polar, and specialty graph types. In addition, many of these graph types are available with a 3D aspect. If you need an extra variable plotted on your graph, try one of the 3D XYZ graphs!

Display your data as one of 26 different graph types in Grapher 5. Combine multiple graph types to present your data in a completely new way! Alter any property of any of the graph types to create compelling new graphs.  Line and Scatter plots display data as a line or symbols. Combine line and symbols or use only the line or only symbols. Display the data as a traditional 2D line/scatter graph. 

Create line plots with
plotted symbols, comments, and fit curves. 

Ribbon/wall plots can be customized with
comments, fit curves, error bars, and legends. 

Display lines or symbols in three dimensions
with the 3D XYZ Plot. 

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Create step plots with horizontal or vertical lines in 2D or 3D. 

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Create bubble plots to show how one extra variable  relates to the normal XY or XYZ variables.  Display in two or three dimensions! 

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Create floating bar charts with two variables.
Change the orientation to display vertical or horizontal. 

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Specify a function or equation to create a graph. 
Position the axes anywhere on the page. 

Track stock performance with the High-Low-Close Graph. Overlay a
best-fit curve to predict future performance. Display as a candlestick 
plot for even faster one-look analysis. 

Display degree, radian, or grad data versus radial distance on a Polar Graph. 

Display mathematical functions on a Polar Function Graph. 

Display directional data as bars
on a Polar Bar Chart. 

Display custom bin sizes, grid lines,
and custom ticks with radial statistical data
on a Rose Diagram. 

Separate wind speed in different
bins according to wind direction
on a Wind Chart. 

Display the pie together or explode a slice.
On a Pie Chart, choose how to label each slice. 

Display the Ternary Diagram with or without labels.
Add lines between the points to show trends. 

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Display statistical information on a Histogram Graph.
Set the bin size and the number of bins. 

Display median, first and third quartiles and outliers in a Box-Whisker plot. 

Curve fitting routines help depict trends in your data. Select pre-defined fits or define a custom fit to add to the graph. Display fits for Line and Scatter Graphs, Step Plots, Polar Graphs and Histograms. There are 11 pre-defined curve-fitting algorithms in Grapher:  Linear 

Logarithmic 

Exponential 

Power 

Spline Smoothing 

Polynomial Regression 

Orthogonal Polynomial Regression 

Linear through Origin 

Running Average 

Weighted Average 

Gaussian (available only for histograms)  Associate any number of fits with a single curve. Change the line style, color and width for each fit. Applicable statistics are available for each fit. The resulting statistics are copied to the clipboard or displayed in a report window. Export fit curve data to a worksheet to calculate additional statistics. Change the range of data used to create the fit curve and the range of values to display the fit curves individually. 

Create a graph with the desired colors, number formats, tick mark spacing, legend styles, etc., and save it as a template graph for use with multiple data sets.

Create a graph with the desired worksheet and save it as a project file. Project files save the data used inside the file. After the graph is created and saved as a project file, the external worksheet can be deleted. 

Grapher has four axis scales: linear, logarithmic (base 10), natural logarithmic, and probability. Use Grapher's default settings or specify custom settings for all axis parameters. Set the axis scale, change the axis length and starting position, add additional or duplicate axes, change axis limits, enter an axis title, add grid lines, break the axis, or hide the axis on your graph. On each axis, you control the major and minor tick frequency and spacing or you can use Grapher's default settings. If the data uses date and time as one of the data columns, axis labels are automatically generated using dates and times. In addition, manual date/time labels can be created or labels can be read from a worksheet, allowing you to use any type of tick labeling. 

Use date and time entries in the worksheet as a data column in Grapher 5. Grapher will automatically use date and time labels on the axis. Clip the curve, limit the axis minimum and maximum using date and time values. Set axis tick marks based on a calendar frequency such as once per month, twice per year, or once per every four hours. 

Error Bars are displayed on Line and Symbol Graphs and on Bar Charts. Display error bars for the average value, sample standard deviation, population standard deviation, or standard error of the mean. Or, calculate custom error bars in the worksheet and display them on the graph. 

Labels can be added to most graph types. All properties of the labels can be changed easily, including numeric format, adding bold or italics, changing the font size or style, or changing the label color. In addition, labels can be moved so that neighboring labels do not overlap. Grapher 5 adds the ability to quickly move labels for most graph types with the mouse. Select only the label you want to move and effortlessly drag it to a new location. Labels can also be moved with the keyboard for finer adjustments.

Most graph types also support curve filling. Fill can be defined between two curves or by using a single curve. With a single curve, fill above, below, to the left, or to the right of the curve. Choose to fill to the axis minimum or maximum or to a customized data value. 

Easily add text objects to graphs using Grapher's text editor. Select any typeface, font size and color for individual characters within the text block. Add superscripts, subscripts and symbols to your text. Automatically enter current dates and times. Create complex mathematical equations and include them in your graph. 

Double precision capabilities allow up to 15 digits without loss of precision. 

>Import data files in the following formats: XLS, SLK, WKx, WRx, CSV, TXT, DAT, BNA, and BLN. 

Save your data files in XLS, SLK, CSV, TXT, DAT, BNA, and BLN formats. 

Cell formatting includes background colors and cell height and width. 

Include formatting information when copying to the worksheet. 

Sort data using multiple columns. 

Calculate numerous statistical functions on individual columns of data. 

The number of data points the worksheet can handle is only limited by the amount of memory available on your computer (up to 1 billion rows x 1 billion columns). 

View a list of all worksheets associated with a graph. 

Export data from fit curves, function plots, histograms, rose diagrams, and wind charts to create new data files. 

Update command allows worksheets that are edited in other programs to updated immediately in Grapher. 

Embedded Excel window allows the use of Microsoft Excel from within Grapher.   

Add legends to graphs. 

Customize Grapher by selecting the default settings. 

Control line styles, color and width. 

Add drawing objects to any graph such as points, lines, polygons, rectangles and ellipses. 

Create custom colors, lines, and fill patterns. 

Reshape polylines and polygons using the reshape tool. 

Combine and break apart composite objects. 

Rotate all drawn objects, imported objects and graphs. 

View all objects using the Object Manager. 

Edit all objects in the new Property Inspector. 

Keep the Object Manager and Property Inspector available -- even while editing. 

Lock the position of any object to prevent accidental movements.

Use the Arrange command to move objects forwards or backwards. 

Add a variety of arrows to the ends of polylines. 

Digitize data from a graph using a large crosshair that extends to the rulers. Write the data to a ASCII file to create new graphs. 

Fix the digitizing process directly to the line or digitize anywhere in the plot window. 

Display and edit detailed areas of a graph using the Zoom commands. 

Calculate the area under a curve. 

Switch between two different plot types. For example, change your line plot into a bar chart. 

Automate Grapher from any Active X Automation compatible client such as Visual BASIC or use Golden Software's Scripter. 

Embed and link Grapher into other applications. 

Embed and link documents from other applications into Grapher. 

Export formats include: EMF, WMF, CLP, DXF, CGM, TIF, BMP, TGA, PCX, WPG, JPG, PCT, DCX, PNG, SHP, BNA, BLN, GSI, PDF, EPS, MIF, and GIF. 

The Graph Wizard is an easy to use step by step command that creates a graph for you using default parameters. Select the type of graph, the worksheet and the columns to use and the wizard does the rest. Add curves to existing graphs or create new graphs with the wizard. After the graph is created, it can be edited by double clicking on any portion of the graph. 

Suggested 27 MB of free hard disk space 

Suggested 32 MB RAM above Windows minimum requirements. Suggested 64 MB RAM minimum. 

800 X 600 x 256 color minimum monitor resolution. 

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