Re: Graphing in PSPP

[hippie dream]

Burn! I am definitely not looking for fancy 3D graph but I am looking for
graphs that are publishable quality and that can be manipulated easily after
I produce them. Fancy font?!! C'mon. All I was saying is that the program in
good but simply preliminary and doesn't cover my graphing needs yet. Really,
I do thank you for your help though.

Faramir wrote:
> 
> John Darrington escribió:
> 
>> I agree.  An important part of statistical analysis is the ability to
>> represent data in a way that assists visualisation, and graphs are one
>> obvious way to do that.   But I get the feeling that "hippie dream" is 
>> interested in generating plots with fancy fonts, 3D effects etc (for
>> which gnuplot is ideal), rather than to understand a trend in some
>> data.   Of course it's always possible to use PSPP to transform your
>> data into a form which can be used by gnuplot (or some other plotting
>> tool). 
>> 
>>       Off course, I don't complain about lacking the edit graphics
>>      feature, as long as it is in the "to do" list...
>> 
>> Yes.  It's on the list.   If you feel like helping out, post a message
>> to the pspp-dev mailing list.
> 
>   Unfortunately, I have problems making a simple calculator with visual
> basic, so I think the only help I can provide, is dressing as a
> cheerleader, and since I am a guy, I think it would not help much... but
> I will try to make some friend, both of them users of spss, to try pspp,
> and provide some feedback, if you think that may be useful...
> 
> 
> Regards
> 
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