NZGrapher

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Need help getting started? Watching these videos is a great place to start.

Want to know more? Information on the graphs and datasets, as well as video tutorials are over on MathsNZ.

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Cost
NZGrapher is free for non-commercial individual use, you can however make a donation.

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New in this version of NZGrapher (20220504)

Full changes can be seen by changing the graph type to 'Change Log'.

The version of NZGrapher you are using is hosted on my server.

Under data you can upload your own file, or paste in a table.			Up here you can choose the folder you are wanting if your school has one set up (press enter after typing it in) or select the dataset from the folder. There are lots of good ones loaded in, or you can load your own in the top left.

This left hand area displays your data (including the id on the left). You can add or delete rows as well as edit the data just by clicking and typing on it. To save the changes click the save changes in the menu.	Okay, I got it. Hide this overlay.	This area displays your graph.

Down here you can choose the x-variable and the y-variables as well as the type of graph you want to draw.		Down here you can change the options for the graph, including the titles and if the point labels are shown.

variable 1:		Graph Type:
variable 2:		Colour by:
variable 3:		Colour Scale:

Title:
x-axis:
y-axis:
Colour:
Size:

Point Size:

Transparency:

More Options Update Graph

Re-Group

Re-group With:

Re-Group

Sample

Sample With:

Sample

Remove Column

Which Column:

Remove

Reorder

Reorder:

Reorder

Create New Variable (From 2 Variables)

Create

Create New Variable (Linear Function)

Create

Create New Variable (From Condition)

With Variable:

Conditions:
Otherwise: 'Other'

Add Condition Create

Create New Variable (Custom Function)

Variable:
Function:
Example: 1/log(x^2.5)
Allowable functions: + - * / ^ exp() log() sqrt()
Note: log() is the natural log function.

Create

Create New Variable (Average)

Average of:

(leave blank if you want to average less than 5)

Create

Sort Data by Variable

Sort By:

Sort

Filter By:
Between: and:
Filter

Time Column:
Convert To:
Convert

This is used to encode a normal time or date field into a format NZGrapher can use for it's time series module.

Time Column:
Average / Sum:
Season Length:
Custom Period Length:
Custom Seasons Per Period:
Custom Seasons Start:	(must be equal to or before the first time)

Encode

More Axis Options

Dot Plots (and Box and Whisker): For creating axis limits it pretend the ____ value is ____
Min:
Max:
For adjusting the size of the red summary statistics
Text Size:
Smoothing Power:
For adjusting the smoothness on violin and shape outline graphs. Smaller number is more smooth.

Scatter Graphs: For creating axis limits it pretend the ____ value is ____
Min X:
Max X:
Min Y:
Max Y:
Rename X on Equations to:
Rename Y on Equations to:

Time Series Graphs: For creating axis limits it pretend the ____ value is ____
Min Y:
Max Y:

Reset Update Graph

Display Explorer insights

Welcome to the NZGrapher Display Explorer.

This mode helps you explore the data by suggesting a number of different graphs that might be useful for looking at your data.
It uses the currently loaded dataset. If you want to look at a different one, close out of this mode and either choose one of the built-in datasets or upload your own.
As these are automatically generated, potentially some of them may not be helpful.
You can choose one variable for summary investigations, or two variables for other investigations.

The main variable I want to look at is: which is
(Optional: I also want to look at: which is )