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Upon dropping the histogram on the canvas, a dialogue opens up with the different data nodes that can be displayed on the histogram. Select your data node of interest (Figure 2).

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The first row in the data will be displayed by default in the histogram and in this case, it is the histogram of the expression values for the gene A1BG (Figure 3).

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Histogram of Continuous variables

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Use the "Sort by" function to sort the plot. The default sorting is by Value on the x-axis and this default setting is sorted in ascending order. Users have the option to change that by changing the Default to value or frequency in the sort option (Figure 5)

The sort menu was changed to Value in the case below and user can now sort Value by either ascending or descending order. Here the Value of expressed genes is sorted by descending order (Figure 6).

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The bars in the histogram above were stacked. They can be unstacked using the Style function as seen below in red (Figure 8).

Users also have the option to bin by either Count or Size. When binned by Count, the user specifies the number of bins for the data and the distribution is fit into the specified number of bins. Data below is binned by Count (Figure 9).

When binned by Size, the user specifies the number of items in the bin (size of a bin). This is used to calculate the number of bins required for the data. Data below is binned by Size (Figure 10).

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Histogram of Categorical variable

In the figure below, a categorical variable (Classifications) was selected to be displayed in the plot and sorted by frequency in ascending order (Figure 11).

For categorical data, the user can select number of groups in the categorical variable to be binned together. In the figure below, the Classifications variable is binned into groups of 5 (Figure 12).

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