| # Crossplot your grid data |

You have chosen to analyse your conceptual representation using a crossplot.

A crossplot treats the as points in a space whose dimensions are the .

It plots the points on two or three selected dimensions as a 2D or 3D map.

## Showing a list of your Crossplot Parameters

You can show or hide a list of the parameters that control what is displayed.

Clicking on shows them, and clicking on hides them.

## Crossplot Parameters

There are four sub-sections to the Crossplot Parameters panel, the top row of buttons, "Plot" section, "Style" section and "Use" section.

Clicking on the "Crossplot" button causes the plot to be produced again with the new parameters.

Clicking on the "Continue" button returns to the main page.

Clicking on the "Image" button on the left displays a menu of options for preserving the current plot:

- Copy the plot in a separate window so that you can retain a copy.
- Download the plot as a scalable vector graphics (SVG) file.
- Download the plot as a PNG file at one of 3 resolutions.
- Download the plot as a JPG file at one of 3 resolutions.

  ## Plot the analysis graphically

  The "Plot" check box when checked causes the Crossplot analysis to be plotted.

  The "Title" check box when checked causes the plot to be titled.

  The "Numbers" check box when checked causes the and numbers to be shown.

  The "Scale" value specifies the overall scale of the plot.

  The "Margins" values specify additional space extending the axes and Voronoi diagram, if any (e.g. "20, 30" specifies 20px horizontally and 30 vertically, a single number specifies both, and a V after the numbers specify they only apply if a Voronoi diagram has been specified).

  The "Voronoi" check box when checked causes a Voronoi diagram to be plotted for the locations.

  The row specifies whether the annotation of the should be shown in parentheses after their names, and whether the names should be wrapped and/or shown vertically or horizontally in relation to the point plotted.

  The row specifies whether the annotation of the will be shown in parentheses after their names, and whether the names will be wrapped.

  The three menus in the next two row specify which dimensions will be plotted.

  The "Reverse" check box next to each menu if checked specifies that the will be plotted reversed.

  The "3D" check box when checked causes causes a 3D plot to be generated.

  The three numbers following it specify the degrees of rotation of each axis in the 3D plot.

  ## Set the style of the plot

  The "Style" sub-section top row allows the font and font size used in the plot to be changed, and the plot to be shown without a background or in black and white.

  The next two rows enable the colors used in the plot to be specified by clicking the color swatches.

  The final row enables the identifier used in the plot title to be specified. An item may be created on the "Options" page named "ID" and used as a customized identifier for the grid, and/or some combination of the name, note, date and time may be specified. If nothing is specified the default identifier is the name followed by the note in parentheses.

  The style parameters are common to all analyses so that changing them in one applies consistent changes to the others.

  ## Use selected items

  The "Use" sub-section specifies whether only selected and will be displayed.

  The "All" button at the top selects all and to be analyzed (equivalent to selecting all of them on the main page).

  The selection parameters are common to all analyses so that changing them in one applies them to the others.