If I want my students to do a log-log plot, I actually prefer to have them make two extra columns of their data (log(x) and log(y)) and then plot these new columns as an xy scatter plot. To this data they can then add a linear trendline in Excel.
Richard Bowman
Dept. of Physics
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater, VA, USA
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Subject: [Phys-l] How to print logarithmic graphics in A4 size ?
Hello:
Please, I need help with this problem. We are plotting two data columns
, and making a graph with x as abscissa and y as ordenate as it is
usual, but we need to print the resultant graph in A4 size logarithmic
paper . We are trying with Excel, but the resolution of the grid is not
sufficient for our purposes and it is very difficult to match the A4
size specifications. Is there any way to print logarithmic sheets like
the classic original library ones ?. Will be necessary to use another
utility ? Thanks very much.