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/Page Contents/

 

* [[What is the Charts tool? >> # What is the Charts tool?]]

* [[Opening the Charts window >> # Opening the Charts window]]

* [[Opening from Bible Word Study  >> # Opening from Bible Word Study]]

* [[Opening from the Search tool >> # Opening from the Search tool]]

* [[The Bar and Column graphs >> # The Bar and Column graphs]]

* [[The Pie Chart graph >> # The Pie Chart graph]]

* [[Printing/Exporting the Graphs >> # Printing/Exporting the Graphs]]

* [[Using Excel to print your graph >> # Using Excel to print your graph]]

* [[Export image using Right Click >> # Export image using Right Click]]

 

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!! What is the Charts tool?

  /Charts/ is a grapics tool which can be accessed from [[Bible Word Study]] translation ring sections and from the [[Search >> Detailed Search Help]] tool when using /Bible/ or /Morph/ methods. Within that window you can select from several methods to show your graph results: Bar Chart, Column Chart, Pie Chart, Line & Area Charts, and some others. These graphs can show you where your search word/phrase was found in the different books of the Bible, as well as give you specific number of times t (…)

 

  When selecting the graph in the /Bible Word Study/ (BWS) translation section, the tool will only show you the results for the specific Bible that you had selected in the BWS section. But when selecting /Charts/ from the Search tool and selecting multiple Bibles, then the tool allows you to select from multiple Bibles in the toolbar of the /Charts/ tab.

 

  The /Graphs/ can provide you a wealth of details about the frequency and locations of your /search word(s)/ in books of the Bible. When starting the graph from the /Search/ tool you can also compare how many times your word(s) were found in different translations. If you search for original language words you can also see how many times they are found in different books (e.g. greek word in New Testament and LXX). When using the Bar & Column graphs you will find a section of the toolbar enabled (…)

 

  When the /Graph/ window opens you will see a ribbon of graph icons at the bottom of the window. To select a graph method simply click on one of the graph icons at the bottom. Please be aware that if you have several books or if your word(s) is very plentiful that it may take several seconds for Logos to populate the graph, be patient.

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*Graph methods* in the /Graph/ window \\ (when multiple Bibles are mentioned below, it refers to when starting the graph from /Search/)

| *Method* | *Details* |

| [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph1a.png?maxheight=60 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph1a.png]] | Shows you at a glance all the hits for each book of the Bible for the selected Bibles |

| [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph1b.png?maxheight=60 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph1b.png]] | Allows you to select from various statistic methods from the toolbar and displays them in horizontal bar chart. You can also select which Bible(s) to include. |

| [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph1c.png?maxheight=60 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph1c.png]] | Allows you to select from various statistic methods from the toolbar and displays them in a vertical bar chart. You can also select which Bible(s) to include. |

| [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph1d.png?maxheight=60 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph1d.png]] | Shows you the number of hits per book of the Bible. This shows only one Bible at a time, but you can choose which Bible that you want to use. |

 

*Toolbar items*

The toolbar items in the /Graph/ window are enabled/disabled depending on which graph you are viewing. Details on toolbar items is covered below for each of the graph types.

 

 

 

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!! Opening the Charts window

You can open the /Graph/ from two different Logos tools: Bible Word Study translation sections or the Search tool. How to do this from each tool is shown below:

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!!! Opening from Bible Word Study

You can open the /Graph/ tool from inside the /Translation/ sections of the  BWS.

| *BWS mode* | *Open the graph from* |

| English word | [[Hebrew words section >> bible word study # Hebrew words section]] item #3 |

|   | [[Greek words section >> bible word study # Greek words section]] item #3 |

| Original language word | [[Translation section >> bible word study # Translation section]] item #2 |

| | (Greek words only) [[Septuagint Translation section >> bible word study # Septuagint Translation section]] see item #2 |

 

In one of the above sections of the BWS you will see a small bar graph in the upper right corner (as shown below). Simply click on the bar graph and Logos will open your Graph.

 

  [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph2c.png?maxheight=450 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph2c.png]]

 

Notice that when you open a /Graph/ from the BWS that only the book that you had selected in BWS is used in the graph.

  [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph2d.png?maxheight=450 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph2d.png]]

 

 

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!!! Opening from the Search tool

When you use the /Bible/ or /Morph/ search methods in the Search tool you will see the *Graph results* button appear as shown below. Simply click on it and Logos will open a /Graph/ window for your word(s). Logos will use the books that you selected in your search and make them available in the graph window. So try searching for an English word in a Bible and select /Top Bibles/ (this is one of my [[Collections]], you could choose /All Bibles/ if you don't have this collection) in your search, t (…)

 

  *In Search window click _Graph results_*

  [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph2a3.png?maxwidth=450 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph2a3.png]]

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  *Logos opens your graph window*, notice the books are those you had in the search window.

  [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph2b2.png?maxwidth=450 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph2b2.png]]

 

 

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!! The Bar and Column graphs

 The Bar and Column charts are very similar with the difference being one shows horizontal bars and the other shows vertical bars (Column). When you view the Bar chart (horizontal bars) make sure to remember to use the /Vertical/ slider to view graph bars which may not be visible in the window. When you view the Column chart (vertical bars) make sure to remember to use the /Horizontal/ slider to view graph bars which may not be visible in the window. Also be aware these graphs may take longer fo (…)

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 [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4a.png?maxwidth=400 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4a.png]]  [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4b.png?maxwidth=300 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4b.png]]

 

 *A.* Click on one of these icons to select the Bar or Column charts.

 *B.* You will see the bars visible for each Bible book shown in the graph.

 *C.* The legend for your graph often will not be visible when the graph is first shown, so you will need to use the Vertical/Horizontal slider to slide down or to the right to find it. \\    [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4c.png?maxheight=250 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4c.png]] \\

 *D.* If you opened the /Graph/ window from the Search tool and had selected multiple Bibles, then you can click on the Bible in the toolbar and click to check/uncheck which Bibles that you want graphed in the chart.  \\    [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4d.png?maxheight=200 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4d.png]] \\

 *E.* You can click on the graph's method in the toolbar and change which kind of statistics that are shown in your graph.  \\    [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4e.png?maxheight=350 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4e.png]] \\

 *F.* You can click on *Show zero items* to have Bible books not added to the graph when there are no hits in them. This button toggles, so if you click it a second time it does not show empty books.  \\    [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4f.png?maxheight=250 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4f.png]] \\

 *G.* You can choose to show your graph in /Color/ or in /Gray Scale/ by clicking the one you desire.  \\    [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4g.png?maxheight=100 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4g.png]] \\

 *H.* If you are using the Bar chart, then you will need to use the vertical slider to position your graph to the bottom to view the X scale display.  \\    [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4h.png?maxwidth=400 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4h.png]] \\

 *I.* When you hover your mouse over a bar in your graph, Logos will show the value associated with that bar. \\    [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4i.png?maxheight=150 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph4i.png]] \\

 

 

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!! The Pie Chart graph

 The Pie Chart graph shows you all the hits for your word(s) as they are found in a _single_ Bible.

 

 [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph5a.png?maxwidth=450 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph5a.png]]

 

 *A.* Click on this icon to show the Pie Chart.

 *B.* If you have opened the graph window from the Search tool and have searched multiple Bibles, then you can click on the Bible in the toolbar to select which Bible that you want to be used in the pie chart.

   [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph5b.png?maxwidth=300 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph5b.png]]

 *C.* You can choose to use /Color/ or /Gray scaling/ for the Pie Chart.

 *D.* This is a legend to identify the color for each Bible book in the Pie Chart.

 *E.* If you hover your mouse over a slice in the Pie Chart you will see a pop-up box identifying the Bible book and the number of hits for your search word that were found in that book.

 

 

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!! Printing/Exporting the Graphs

 You can print/export your graph by clicking the window's icon in the upper left corner of the window (see image below). In the drop down menu click on *Print/Export* or from your keyboard press the key combination *Ctrl  P*(*Mac* users press *Cmd P*).

   [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph6d.png?maxwidth=300 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph6d.png]] \\

Then Logos will open the familiar Print/Export window. The options are shown below:

 

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*Print as shown on the Screen*

This option will print your graph like you have it shown in the /Graph/ window. But this will vary from graph type to graph type. For instance if you are using Bar or Column chart then Logos will spread your graph across multiple printed pages.

 

*Print as exported*

This option basically prints your graph as a picture. This works fine for graphs which can show on a single page (Column or Pie Chart). But when you use the other graphs and there are numerous pages, then you will see a very small single image on the Print/Export window.

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!!! Using Excel to print your graph

When printing some of the graphs you may discover that the information that is printed or exported to Word is too small as shown below

 

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Or you may at times want to print only a portion of a graph (e.g. certain books of the Bible from a Bar or Column graph). You can use the *Export* options in the /Print~/Export/ window to send the graph results to an Excel spreadsheet. Logos will populate the spreadsheet with values. Then you could use the graphing functions of Excel to create your custom graph. \\ \\       [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph6b.png?maxheight=350 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph6b.png]]

 

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!!! Export image using Right Click

 You can quickly send your graph's image to the /clipboard/, /file/, /Power Point/, or /printer/ by right-clicking on your graph.

 

   [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph6e.png?maxheight=250 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Graph6e.png]]

 *a.* Hover your mouse over the graph and right-click.

 *b.* Then you will see a pop-up menu. Simply click on where you want your graph image sent.