TableCurve 2D Graph¶
All graphs within TableCurve 2D use a common interface. Each graph contains its own tool bar and status bar. All graph options are accessed from the tool bar.
Prints the current graph to an output device.
Copies the current graph or its numeric information to the clipboard.
When two graphs are present, steps through available layouts.
Sets XY-Sectioning mode. This mode is used to toggle XY data regions and individual points on and off.
Sets X-Sectioning mode. This mode is used to toggle X data regions and individual points on and off.
Sets Process Points mode. This mode restricts the mouse to data point positions.
Sets Zoom Mode. This button does not usually appear since zoom-in is always available for most graphs. When it is not, this mode must be selected in order to zoom-in with the mouse.
Sets Point Selection mode.
Toggles XY Hints on and off.
Toggles Status Bar on and off.
Sets fixed size Graph Layout.
Sets floating size Graph Layout.
Sets maximized size Graph Layout.
Splits Y and Y2 plots.
Inverts Y and Y2 plots.
Hides Y2 plot.
Hides Y plot.
Opens Graph Scaling dialog.
Resets Default Scaling.
Sets Common Y,Y2 autoscaling.
Sets Log X axis.
Sets Log Y axis.
Sets Log Y2 axis.
Includes Inactive Points in autoscaling.
Sets 2D View (layout, split, states of titles, labels, and grids).
Sets Point formats.
Sets Custom Titles and title and label font sizes.
Font selection for current graph. Graphs are limited to a single font.
Select Color Scheme and Customize Colors.
Sets Resolution for Rendering Functions.
Opens Confidence Intervals dialog.
Toggles Confidence/Prediction Intervals.
Opens Error Bars dialog.
Toggles Error Bars.
Display actual Residuals.
Display Residuals as % of Y.
Display Residuals as fraction of SE (standardized).
Display Residuals Distribution (histogram).
Display Delta SNP (stabilized normal probability) plot.
Toggles reference data on and off.
Toggles reference labels on and off.
Most TableCurve 2D graphs allow a standard zoom-in using the left mouse button and a clearing of the zoom-in scaling by right clicking the mouse anywhere within the graph region except on a data point.