I'm in the process of writing some articles for technical journals based on some research I have been doing, and I am in need of a good plotting and graphing program. I need a program that can draw functions (like Grapher) and plot multiple data points (like excel) with error bars (unlike Excel, which handles error bars in a very bad way). I'd normally use Excel, but my mentor doesn't like it (he reccomends SigmaPlot, but of course, there's no OS X version) and terefore I'm stuck trying to find a truly remarkable plotting program for OS X. Does such a program exist??? Anybody else out there that has published material, what did you use??? I'd appreciate any suggestions and feedback!

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Originally posted by 4vector I use xmgrace for most things you have to run X11 to use it and can install it with Fink. I've never used error bars with it though. Gnuplot is also free and available through Fink, but it is almost all CLI. Are you looking for a free program or do want to spend some money? Most plotting programs I know of are either free or extremely expensive. College student so I'm looking for free if I can get it, but my experience so far is that no one program really does a great job at plotting technical data.

Even apps that cost a lot of money. I don't mind using CLI if the program is good. I learned TeX so I could typeset equations. It was slow learning, but it looks good so I'm willing to put in the time to learn the program. Originally posted by hardeeharhar Kaleidagraph is the only decent mac compatible graphing program.

Unfortunately, it still kinda sucks. I am actually angry about this fact. Thanks for the suggestion. I downloaded the demo and will give it a run. I understand the anger though. I love my Mac and I'm in Engineering, so most of my work involves technical data including forumals, plots, tables, etc and I have yet to find ANY great graphing or plotting software for the Mac.

Grapher is great at drawing functions, but needs a lot of work (like the ability to name axes something other than x/y/z and the ability to export to a size that actually fits on a piece of paper.) Excel is good at plotting data, but I'm just not fond of the interface and the look of the graphs themselves. It's annoying when the rest of the paper looks great and the graph looks comical and has screwed up error bars, etc. [rant] The bane of a Mac user in a technical field. All the software is based in Windows. Oh wait, some of it I can do through UNIX.

I can run MCNP codes by SSH-ing into the department's UNIX server through X11. But that's a pain in the ass. There's MATLAB, Mathematica and Maple, but the academic liscenses on all of those cost a lot of money and they all have different ways of entering your information.

[/rant] Oh well. The search will continue, and if someone can develop a truly outstanding plotting / graphing program for OS X, I wopuld gladly pay for it, but I have yet to see it. Originally posted by hardeeharhar Kaleidagraph is the only decent mac compatible graphing program. Unfortunately, it still kinda sucks. I am actually angry about this fact. KaleidaGraph is a great graphing program, but it is by no means the only 'decent Mac-compatible graphing program.' Igor Pro, ProFit, and others are superb.

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That said, KaleidaGraph does not suck--not 'kinda' or any other way. This app builds on the easy-to-use paradigm pioneered by the original Cricket Graph to add most of the power that you will ever need without screwing it up. KaleidaGraph does four things that a graphing program should do. It generates data; it transforms data; it curve fits data; and, most importantly, it graphs data. I routinely use KaleidaGraph to generate textbook quality technical graphs. The only app that produces better looking technical graphs is Igor Pro, but at a substantially higher price than KaleidaGraph.