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Data sets

To keep data points that belong to different curves or symbol sets, you can make multiple data sets.

Change the name of the current data set by clicking on the leftmost button under the data set list in the top right of the window, or by choosing Rename data set from the Data menu.

Select the current data set by clicking on its name in the data set list in the top right of the window. The data points of the current data set will be indicated with markers. Selected data points will appear in another color than unselected data points.

You can create a new data set by clicking on the middle button under the data set list in the top right of the window, or by choosing New data set from the Data menu. You can delete the current data set and all its data points by clicking on the right button under the data set list in the top right of the window, or by choosing Delete data set from the Data menu.

You can duplicate an existing data set by choosing Duplicate data set from the Data menu. You can move selected points from an existing data set to another data set by choosing Move data to set from the Data menu, or by pressing Ctrl+M.

You can review all your data points in all your data sets by choosing Show all data as text from the Data menu, or by pressing Ctrl+W.

See also: Manipulating data.

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Acknowledgements
Adjusting data points
Axes definition
Background color
Bitmap file
Black and white filter
Brightness
Clipboard
Contrast
Coordinates
Creating a data set
Crop
Curves
Data files
Data format
Data sets
Defaults
Defining your axes
Deleting data
Disclaimer
Editing data
Erasing data
Exporting data
Filtering your image
Format
Getting started
Graphics Interchange File format (GIF)
Gray scale filter
Highlighting edges of colored regions
Hot keys
Importing images from other applications
Introduction
Inverting colors
JPEG files
Keyboard shortcuts
License
Lines between data points
Logarithmic axes
Manipulating data
Manually picking points
Marker color
Marker size
Mode
Moving data points
New data set
New window
Opening documents
Opening images
Pasting images
Picking points
Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
printf format strings
Reducing color resolution
Removing data
Removing noise
Resampling data
Saving documents
Saving your image
ScanIt Document files (SID)
Scanning for symbols
Scanning points on a curve
Selected marker color
Selecting data
Shortcut keys
Significant digits
Snap
Sorting data
Starting a document
Symbols
System requirements
Tagged Image File Format (TIF)
Text files
Trace recursion level
Using your data in other applications
Zoom View
CONTENT
 Welcome to ScanIt
 The document windows
 Storing and loading documents
 The Zoom View
 Preparing your image
 Gathering data
 Manipulating data
 Selecting data points
 Deleting data points
 Resample data points
 Sorting data points
 Moving data points per pixel
 Data sets
 Using data in other applications
 Options
 Keyboard shortcuts
 Disclaimer and license