The Edit Menu
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The Edit Menu

Edit->New 2D Plot (Ctrl-Shift-n)

This is used to open a new empty 2D Plot in the current worksheet.

Edit->New Surface Plot (Alt-z)

This is used to open a new empty surface plot in the active worksheet.

Edit->New 3D Plot (Ctrl-m)

This is used to open a new empty 3D Plot in the active worksheet.

Edit->New QWT 3D Plot (Ctrl-Shift-q)

This is used to open a new empty QWT 3D Plot in the active worksheet.

Edit->New Pie Plot (Alt-.)

This is used to open a new empty Pie Plot in the active worksheet.

Edit->New Polar Plot (Ctrl-Shift-o)

This is used to open a new empty Polar Plot in the active worksheet.

Edit->New Ternary Plot (Ctrl-Shift-t)

This is used to open a new empty Ternary Plot in the active worksheet.

Edit->Delete Active Plot (Alt-q)

This is used to delete the active plot in the current worksheet.

Edit->Clone Active Sheet (Alt->)

This item can be used to clone the active spreadsheet / worksheet.

Edit->New Spreadsheet (Ctrl-Shift-S)

This is used to open a new spreadsheet.

Edit->New Worksheet (Alt-x)

This is used to open a new worksheet.

Plot->Graph List (Ctrl-g)

Opens the graph list dialog.

In the list dialog you can manipulate the graphs of the active plot. This dialog can also be reached by double clicking on a plot.

Plot->Plot List (Ctrl-Shift-.)

Opens the plot list dialog.

In the plot list dialog you can manipulate the plots of the active worksheet.

Plot->New Plot from Function

Opens the function dialog.

This item opens the function dialog to create a plot from a user defined function.

Plot->New Plot from Function->2DFunction (Ctrl-e)

Opens the 2d function dialog.

This item opens the function dialog to create a 2 dimensional graph from a user defined function.

Plot->New Plot from Function->2D Surface Function (Ctrl-u)

Opens the 2d surface function dialog.

This item opens the function dialog to create a 2 dimensional surface graph from a user defined function.

Plot->New Plot from Function->Polar Function (Alt-<)

Opens the polar function dialog.

This item opens the function dialog to create a 2 dimensional polar graph from a function.

Plot->New Plot from Function->3D Function (Ctrl-f)

Opens the 3d function dialog.

This item opens the function dialog to create a 3 dimensional graph from a user defined function.

Plot->New Plot from Data

Opens the data dialog.

This item opens the data dialog to create a plot from data.

Plot->New Plot from Data->2D Data (Ctrl-d)

Opens the 2d data dialog.

This item opens the data dialog to create a 2 dimensional graph from a data file. You can specify a lot of options for reading data so you should be able to read any type of ASCII data here.

Plot->New Plot from Data->2D Surface Data (Alt--)

Opens the 2d surface data dialog.

This item opens the data dialog to create a 2 dimensional surface graph from a data file.

Plot->New Plot from Data->Pie Data (Alt-,)

Opens the pie data dialog.

This item opens the data dialog to create a 2 dimensional pie graph from a data file.

Plot->New Plot from Data->Polar Data (Ctrl-,)

Opens the polar data dialog.

This item opens the data dialog to create a 2 dimensional polar graph from a data file.

Plot->New Plot from Data->Ternary Data (Ctrl-Shift-Y)

Opens the ternary data dialog.

This item opens the data dialog to create a 2 dimensional ternary graph from a data file.

Edit->New Plot from Data->3D Data (Ctrl-i)

Opens the 3d data dialog.

This item opens the data dialog to create a 3 dimensional graph from a data file. You can specify a lot of options for reading data so you should be able to read any type of ASCII data here.

Plot->New Plot from Data->QWT 3D Data (Ctrl-Shift-B)

Opens the QWT 3D data dialog.

This item opens the data dialog to create a 3 dimensional QWT plot from a data file.

Plot->Speed Mode

Toggles the speed mode setting

This item can be used to switch the speed mode on or off. The speed mode can be used to accelerate the drawing for large datasets by drawing only a limited number of data points. The number of datapoints can be selected in the settings dialog.

Edit->Clear (Ctrl-c)

Clear the active plot. With this item all graphs in the active plot are deleted and you get an empty plot like from "New 2D/3D/Surface/Pie Plot".

If the active sheet is a spreadsheet it is cleared too.

Edit->Close (Ctrl-w)

Closes the active sheet. With this item you can also close the print preview.

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