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'''How Should We Plot This?:''' Select between a bar graph or a line graph.
 
'''How Should We Plot This?:''' Select between a bar graph or a line graph.
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'''What Data Should We Use?:''' Allows the selection of a list. The values on the list are used as data points on the graph.
 
'''What Data Should We Use?:''' Allows the selection of a list. The values on the list are used as data points on the graph.
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The [[Chart]] command will take more than one plot command.
  
 
== Example ==
 
== Example ==
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<pre>
 
<pre>
  
clear list(%Data)
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clear all data
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loop(20) {
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    add item to list(%Data0,$rand(5000,2000),"Don\'t Delete","Global")
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}
 
loop(20) {
 
loop(20) {
     add item to list(%Data,$rand(200000000,500000000),"Don\'t Delete","Global")
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     add item to list(%Data,$rand(3000,5000),"Don\'t Delete","Global")
 
}
 
}
 
chart("My Data") {
 
chart("My Data") {
 
     plot("Line Graph",%Data)
 
     plot("Line Graph",%Data)
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    plot("Line Graph",%Data0)
 
}
 
}
  
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[[File:plotchart.jpg]]
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[[File:plotchart0.jpg]]

Latest revision as of 20:47, 8 June 2015

This command is a Chart Command in the UBot Studio Extended Library. This command plots the value of list within a chart.

Values are plotted on the graph to display their values.

This command works with the Chart command.

How Should We Plot This?: Select between a bar graph or a line graph.

What Data Should We Use?: Allows the selection of a list. The values on the list are used as data points on the graph.

The Chart command will take more than one plot command.

[edit] Example


clear all data
loop(20) {
    add item to list(%Data0,$rand(5000,2000),"Don\'t Delete","Global")
}
loop(20) {
    add item to list(%Data,$rand(3000,5000),"Don\'t Delete","Global")
}
chart("My Data") {
    plot("Line Graph",%Data)
    plot("Line Graph",%Data0)
}


Running the command will run the loop command to generate data, and then run the Chart command to plot the data within the charting area.


Plotchart0.jpg

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