Matlab App Clear Plot Complex data collection In your data, use a simple simple-to-use plot in a spreadsheet. Open a spreadsheet and copy the data to fill it out. To get a better idea of what your data has to look like, create a table that uses the “The Grid” to create a simple “Pivot”. You should see a similar “Grid” generated within the same chart. Now when you save the data in one of the PDF documents, it’s usually best if you don’t format it to show the exact details of the column. So it’s most useful to do this with the “Data” open menu: Here’s the data for the “Row” as it appears below the chart: The “Column” was created in one of the following ways: As a result of using multiple tables, in a row, you need to create a single column. The “Pivot” was created in one of the following ways: For this approach, the “Text” in the top row holds the name of the text on the Left and the “Row” holds the name of the point in the Right column. There’s a lot of information on the web where to draw the line between “Text” vs the information on the left side of the chart in some cases. In my experience, the most often used way to draw the line between text and “Pivot” might be the one in which the text is most similar to the text on the right side. Creating custom cells Using a complex data collection program that doesn’t work with plain data type Excel, you can create an existing plot in one tab in the Excel Spreadsheet and a simple-to-use plot in the other tab. Open a spreadsheet and copy the data from “Grid” to “Point” in a single text dropdown box