Interactive Charting & Chart Types

Features of Graphic Viewer

The Graphic Viewer is Citrin's interface for data visualization and charting, and can simultaneously work with data from multiple worksheets.

Overview of Citrin Charts

Binary Scatter and Scatter Series Charts

  • Binary scatter providing 9 graph styles
  • X-Y horizontal scatter series
  • X-Y vertical scatter Series
  • Scatter series (across X categories)
  • Scatter Series (across Y categories)
  • Double Y horizontal scatter series
  • Double X vertical scatter series
  • Double X-Y horizontal scatter series
  • Double X-Y vertical scatter series

Line Charts

  • X-Y line series (sort along X)
  • X-Y line series (sort along Y)
  • Line series (across X categories)
  • Line series (across Y categories)
  • Double Y line series (sort along X values)
  • Double X line series (sort along Y values)
  • Double Y line series (sort along X categories)
  • Double Y line series (sort along Y categories)

  • Double X-Y line series (sort along X1, X2)
  • Double X-Y line series (sort along Y1, Y2)
  • Paired X-Y line (horizontal and vertical)
  • Double X-Y horizontal line series (horizontal and vertical)

Column, Bar, and Area Charts

  • Stacked column
  • 100% stacked column
  • Clustered column
  • X-Y value axes column
  • Stacked bar
  • Clustered bar
  • 100% stacked bar
  • X-Y value axes bar
  • Area and stacked area
  • 100% stacked area

3-D Column, Pyramid, Prism, Area, and Band Charts

Citrin 3-D charts are drawn and rotated using OpenGL for real-time interactivity. For presentation purposes and for exporting vector graphics, a number of 3-D quartz graphics are provided, which include:

  • Rectangular prism/columns
  • Pyramid
  • Area
  • Band
  • Pointed rectangular prism
  • Hexagonal prism
  • Pointed hexagonal prism
  • Wedged hexagonal prism
  • Quartz-shaped prism

You can set different levels of transparency for different variables.

Pie Charts

Citrin provides the option of plotting single or multiple 2-D and 3-D pies, with several scaling options. Flexible customizing tools are available for labeling pie slices, changing fill attributes of pie slices, etc.

Statistical Charts

  • Histograms of continuous data (absolute count, relative histogram, cumulative relative histogram, cumulative frequency, cumulative relative frequency)
  • Histograms of categorical data (sorting can be applied alphabetically, by occurrence, numerically, etc.)
  • Table of binned data (frequency, percentage, cumulative)
  • Pareto chart
  • Ogive
  • Probability Charts (normal and uniform)
  • Box & whisker charts (standard box, notched)
    • Q1 - 1.5 * IQR, Q3 + 1.5 * IQR
    • Q1 - 1.5 * IQR, Q3 + 1.5 * IQR (& Outliers)
    • 10th Percentile, 90th Percentile
    • 10th Percentile, 90th Percentile (& Outliers)
    • 5th Percentile, 95th Percentile
    • 5th Percentile, 95th Percentile (& Outliers)
  • Box-Percentile (gives the same graphical information as a box plot, but also uses width to encode information about the shape of the distributions)
  • Univariate bar plots of Mean, Median, Min., and Max.
  • Univariate line plots of Mean, Median, Min., and Max.