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Help with Wind Rose Graph

Beeker · 2010-02-11 11:42:02

Hi, Got a project to at work. They want me to create a Wind Rose graph for wind direction and speed over a range of time. Anyone here have any idea how I might do this. I have all the raw data needed but not sure how to create the graph. Can I use excel or do I need special software? Any help would be great!

11-02-2010 12:42pm

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Hi, Got a project to at work. They want me to create a Wind Rose graph for wind direction and speed over a range of time.
Anyone here have any idea how I might do this. I have all the raw data needed but not sure how to create the graph. Can I use excel or do I need special software?
Any help would be great!

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#2 11-02-2010 4:09pm

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If i do this for you, do I get to take todays wages?

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#3 11-02-2010 7:49pm

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If you're trying to graph a variable property against time I would suggest you are looking for an X/Y scatter graph. Simply input all your data in excel and then create a graph choosing the data you want for the x-axis and the data you want for the y-axis.

If you want to plot a best fit line or best fit curve then right click one of the data points on the graph and select "add trendline" then pick whichever option suits best.

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