Plot Data
GenEx offers four ways to present and plot data, which are basically the same but with different graphics. 2D plot is a scatter plot which plots the rows dependent on the columns, so that the x-axis is on categorical scale. 2D line plot does the same but instead of representing the data points as the symbols defined in the Data manager, it connects the dots in each data row to a line. 3D line plot is exactly the same as a 2D line plot but with 3D graphics. The bar plot illustrates each data point with a bar, and data points from the same column are grouped together. A box and whiskers plot illustrates the median, upper and lower quartiles, maximum and minimum values, and outliers for each column, in a plot. Each of these plots are accessible from the buttons and under the View menu, both found in the main window.
Choose the data set in the Control panel, and then which data file to plot either in the Control panel or in the drop-down list in the top of the main window. If you want to plot the data points against the rows, press the Transpose button in the main window before you press the plot button. You can define which colors and symbols to represent the data within the Data maneger. The chart windows that shows the plot includes buttons to Edit, Print, Copy, and Print the plot. If the plot is in 3D, there are also buttons to Rotate, Move, Zoom, and change the Depth of the plot. The Normal button resets the 3D buttons but not the settings made.