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Workspace Graphs

Workspace: Graphs

The Graphs workspace is exclusively dedicated to data visualization, engineered with a strong emphasis on simplicity, speed, and customization.

Graphs Workspace UI
Overview of the Graphs Workspace interface.


1. Loading Data

Datasets can be passed seamlessly from the Spectra and Maps workspaces, or imported directly from external Excel/CSV files. All available datasets are dynamically tracked and displayed in the dataset list widget.

Dataset List
The four available utility buttons allow you to:

  • View: Inspect the data table natively.
  • Delete: Remove the dataset from the workspace.
  • Save: Export the dataset to Excel or CSV.
  • Refresh: Dynamically reload the CSV/Excel file if it has been modified externally.

2. Add or Update a Plot

  1. Select your target dataset from the list.
  2. Choose the appropriate columns for the X, Y, and Z axes using the provided dropdown menus.
  3. Select your desired plot style (available styles: scatter, point, bar, box, line, 2Dmap, wafer).
  4. Define your plot labels, axis limits, and wafer diameter dimensions (if applicable).
  5. Click Add Plot to generate the visualization.
Adding a Plot
Demonstration of adding a new plot or updating an existing one.

3. Modifying an Existing Plot

You can modify the labels of the axes and the title of the plot via the Right Panel. Click the Update Plot button to apply the changes instantly:

Label Customization
Customize the selected plot via the Right Panel. Click the Update Plot button to apply changes.


Click the Customize button to open the Customize Dialog, giving you deep, granular control over the Legend, Annotations, Axes, and general aesthetics.

Adjusting Axis Limits
Adjusting the axis limits of the selected plot.
Adjusting Legends
Adjusting legends and colors of the selected plot.


Adjusting Annotations
Adjusting the position and appearance of annotations on the selected plot.


4. Data Filtering

You can dynamically filter the plotted data by applying boolean logic expressions in the Filter field using the format: (column_name) (operator) (value).

Note: String values must be enclosed in double quotes ("text"). Column headers containing spaces must be enclosed in backticks (`column name`).

Data Filter
An example demonstrating how to apply filters to a dataset dynamically.


Filter Expression Resulting Behavior
Confocal != "high" Excludes all data points where the "Confocal" column equals "high".
Thickness == "1ML" or Thickness == "3ML" Includes only the data points where the "Thickness" column equals exactly "1ML" or "3ML".
`Laser Power` <= 5 Includes data points where the "Laser Power" column is less than or equal to 5.