The Format Graph and Format Axes dialogs are very powerful, and give you a huge number of options to change the appearance of your graph. Click the apply button to see changes without closing the Format Graph or Format Axes dialog.Then choose B, D, F and H, and make those lines solid.
For example, you could select data sets A, C, E, and G and change all of those data sets to use a dotted line. Prism 6 also lets you choose a defined subset of data sets at once. The Format Graph dialog in Prism 5 always let you either change one data set at a time, or click the “all” button to change all data sets at once. Choose a graph type by choosing among a set of icons, and preview how that kind of graph looks with your data. Instead, you choose the graph type the first time you view a new graph. Prism 6 no longer asks you to pick the graph type on the Welcome (File.New) dialog, which leaves the Welcome dialog less cluttered and easier to understand.
Click it to analyze (and graph) a new data table just like you already analyzed (and graphed) an existing table. Prism 6 introduces the Wand ( Wizard to ANalyze Data) button. Prism has always provided a tool to do this, but you probably never found it (it used to be called Applying a Method).
After entering data onto an empty data table, you may wish to analyze these new data exactly as you have analyzed another data table.
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