Table: Vertical error bars plot...

Draws vertical lines that represent the error intervals of a data column from the selected Table.

## Settings

Horizontal column
  determines the data along the horizontal axis.
Horizontal range
  determines the lower and upper limits of the plot.
Vertical column
  determines the data along the horizontal axis.
Vertical range
  determines the lower and upper limits of the plot.
Lower error value column, Upper error value column
  determine the size of the vertical lines that will be drawn. These lines are drawn between the points (x,y-low) and (x, y+up), where x and y are the values from the horizontal column and the vertical column, respectively, and, low and up are the corresponding values in the lower error value column and the upper error value column, respectively. If either of these column names is not given the corresponding values (low and/or up) will taken as zero. This makes it possible to draw one-sided and two-sided error bars. If your errors are symmetric around the y-position, your table only needs one column and you can supply the name of this column in both fields.
Bar size (mm)
  determines the width of the horizontal bars or whishers at the lower end position of the drawn line.
Garnish
  determines whether or not some decoration is drawn.

### Links to this page

- Table: Horizontal error bars plot...