Essentially, Prism uses the row number as the X value, so the points will be equally spaced along the X axis, even if the X values are not evenly spaced. By default, each row label will appear. …

To create a discontinuous axis with Prism requires three steps. Double-click on the axis to open the Format Axes dialog. In the Gaps and Directions section, you can choose either a two …

Prism can also plot horizontal X error bars. You must enter X error values directly; Prism cannot compute them. You can only enter one value for X errors, so X error bars are always …

On an XY or column graph, when the Y axis spans zero, Prism automatically places a grid line at Y=0. This is easy to remove. Double click on the axis, to bring up Format Axis dialog.

The Rotate/Flip button in the Change section of the Prism toolbar drops a menu with three choices. You can reverse the order of data sets on a graph, flip the page settings between …

Prism's default is to add the Y axis title to the left of the axis, but you can choose a different default location in Prism's preferences. Additionally, Prism will automatically choose an …

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Two X axes . How to do it: Prism does not allow a single graph to have two X axes or three Y axes. You can, however, create that effect with a bit of a workaround. Create two graphs. On …

Graph tip -- How to make an XY graph with a time-scale on the X axis? This example shows several tips: how to use time (or anything non-numerical) as axis labels, how to create custom …

GraphPad Prism does not really let you choose the style (solid, dashed, dotted) of the axes, but if you are a bit tricky you can make it happen. Follow these steps. Go to the first tab of Format …