Projection Page
The Projection page lets you define the type of projection to map the data into screen coordinates.
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Cartesian is used for data expressed in Cartesian coordinates (x, y). The data are represented in a standard manner: the abscissa and ordinate scales representing the x- and y-coordinates, respectively, are orthogonal.
Example of a Cartesian Chart
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Polar is used for data expressed in polar coordinates (q, r). The data are represented in a circular way: the q values are mapped along a circular abscissa scale, while the r values are represented along a radial ordinate scale.
The Projection page appears as follows:
Chart Inspector: Projection Page
Once you have selected the type of the projection to be applied, you can define:
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The orientation of the scales for a Cartesian projection.
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The orientation of the abscissa scale (clockwise or counterclockwise) for a polar projection.