When you hover on any plot you are presented with a small menu of controls:
The first (camera) and last (house) are likely to be ones you use the most. Key functionality is summarised in the table below:
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The camera icon saves the image as a scalable vector graphic, ready for you to insert in any size into any document you are creating or on your website. |
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Zoom the plot to the area you select. Note that the mouse wheel or two-finger scroll performs a similar function. |
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Pan moves the chart area (but keeps the axes). On a desktop, you can just click, hold, and drag to achieve the same functionality. |
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Select a rectangular area of the chart. Mainly useful where there are multiple linked datasets. |
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Select an arbitrary closed area of the chart. |
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Zoom in on the plot. Note that the mouse wheel or two-finger scroll performs the same function. |
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Zoom out on the plot. Note that the mouse wheel or two-finger scroll performs the same function. |
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Auto-scale the axes to show the entire plot. |
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Reset the axes and the plot to their original state. |