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Default Scientific charts: what is the best add-in or package for getting sane ones?


I need a normal scientific chart. You know, the ones with axes on the
right, left, top, and bottom sides. I think I did this once before and
it took an hour, since I had to trick excel into thinking i had about
four different sets of data, most of which were fake. It was insane.
Meanwhile something like Mongo or Axum or ?? or IDL would do this
naturally (make good scientific charts instead of bubble gum
candy/girlie/kiddie charts).

What is the best option for me? Do I go with a simple template a
consultant has worked out (speak up please), an excel add-in (which
one?), or do I really need to ditch excel unless all I was doing was
adding 2+2? I'd prefer not to have to toss excel and am hoping there
is a charting add-in I can buy.

Jason Taylor


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