Question:

Could you inform me about the range of file formats compatible with Advanced Grapher for exporting and importing data?

Answer:

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Data Types:

Advanced Grapher can import numerous data types including Access Database (ACCDB), Comma Separated Variables (CSV), ASCII Data (DAT), ASCII Database (DBF), and Excel Spreadsheets (XLS, XLSX).

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Image Formats:

It supports importing image files such as Windows Bitmap (BMP), JPEG (JPG, JP2, J2K, JPG2000), Portable Network Graphics (PNG), and Targa TrueVision (TGA).

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Vector and CAD Formats:

The software can handle vector formats like AutoCAD Drawing (DXF), ESRI Shapefile (SHP), and Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG).

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Grid Types:

For contour and surface plots, it can import USGS DEM Grid File (DEM), Surfer Grid (GRD), and others.

Export Formats:

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Image Formats:

Advanced Grapher allows you to export your graphs as images in formats such as BMP, PNG, JPEG, and TIF.

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Vector Formats:

You can export to vector formats like DXF, SVG, and Windows Metafile (WMF).

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Document Formats:

It also supports exporting graphs to PDF, both raster and vector.

Project Files:

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GRF Files:

These contain all information necessary to reproduce the graph, except for the data itself, which is linked separately.

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GPJ Files:

These project files store all the information including embedded worksheet data.

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GRT Files:

Template files that can be used with any set of data to maintain consistent graphing preferences.

Advanced Grapher’s support for a broad spectrum of file formats makes it an ideal choice for professionals who require flexibility in working with different data types and sharing their work across platforms. Whether you’re dealing with complex datasets or need to share your findings in a visually compelling way, Advanced Grapher has you covered. For more detailed information on how to use these formats with specific menu commands, please refer to the official documentation or support resources provided by the software..