openoffice calc graph not updating 4.1.2

For virtually identical reasons we would have to ban any usage of numbers in any media and in politic first of all. Sorry! I cannot align myself with this position seriously. (Editing: I remebered incorrectly as I meanwhile found out. Humanoids.png (6.55 KiB) Viewed 5349 timesīut the logical conclusion of your statements seems to be implicitly what RoryOF once stated explicitly (in a PM if I remember correctly - and with a blink): Completely forbid spreadsheet usage. Calc is just is not the proper tool for the job.Īttached is a quick and dirty histogram plot of age from your data created with the ggplot2 package in. Neither are wildly user-friendly but it looks to me that you probably need this level of stats and graphing. Personally I'd recommend R as it will do all the calculations, etc, needed for a weighted average or any other information you want on your data in one program If all you need is a statistical graphing package you might want to look at gnuplot. The premier general statistics and graphing package available at the moment is the Open Source R.

Probably there is a way, I am sure I have seen it done with Excel and it should be possible but not fun in OpenOffice but it's not worth the trouble-use a decent stats package.

Humanoid Population.ods Current stats(it will change every time you open it) (14.6 KiB) Downloaded 88 times I will keep looking for statistical graphing software but in the meantime, is there a way to do this in openoffice? Basically I want line + bar showing the distribution of muscularity and I think I want one separately for males and females so that I can see how they both correlate with attraction(linear, quadratic, exponential, etc.) So how can I do that?Īnd I want to graph it in such a way that the values on the horizontal are -3,-2,-1,0,1,2, and 3 and the vertical shows how often each one happens. I want it to tend towards the positives but still be random. It is tending towards the negatives with the random values. In some cases this means I have to add 1 to a particular value but this is rare.īut I have a problem here. I then have a weighted average taken in the next column to get overall muscularity(simple average isn't the best in this case) and then rounded to the nearest integer. I have age and muscularity of each muscle being random but the muscularity has a range of -3 to 3 and age has a range of 15 to 120. I have put in a spreadsheet 105 people's attributes(well part of them anyway).

Openoffice calc graph not updating 4.1.2