Consider using arrows.Ĭhoose to show area fills below or above the plot lines. You can change this setting in the Graph Settings tab of the Format Graph dialog.Ĭhoose the format of lines connecting data points for a survival plot. Learn more about error bars on survival graphs.ĭepending on the choices you made when you created a survival plot, the option for error bars may or may not be available. Error bars can go above or below a data point or in both directions. Make this selection on the Graph Settings tab of the Format graph dialog.Ĭhoose how you want error bars to be formatted. In survival plots, you can choose to show symbols only for censored data points, or for all data points. Use the More option on this drop-down to use any character from any font on your computer as a symbol. Use Shape the drop-down menu to select one of Prism's symbols. Check the Clear option if you want point-to-point lines and overlapping points to show through the open symbol. If you pick an open symbol, also select a border thickness. Changes you make after that will then apply to all data sets.Ĭhoose symbol type, size, and color. Or click the ALL button just to the right.
To change all data sets on the graph (for example to make all symbols larger):ĭrop the list of data set names and choose -Change ALL data sets. Note that a fitted curve is treated as a separate data set. Click OK to redraw the graph with all the changes. Then select another data set and choose settings for that data set. Select a data set from the list, and choose the symbols, lines, and error bars for that data set. You can also change all the symbols in selected data sets.ĭouble-click on any graph symbol or bar to open the Format Graph dialog.
If you want to change the look of a single data point, use the right-click menu. Use this dialog to change the look of all the points in a data set.
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