Application	Procedures
SPSS	Graphs ➔ Chart Builder… and choose from a range of gallery chart types: Bar, Pie/Polar, Histogram, Line, Scatter/Dot; drag the chart type into the working area and customise the chart with desired variables, labels, etc. many elements of a chart, including error bars, can be controlled.
NCSS	Graphics ➔ Bar Charts ➔ Bar Charts or Graphics ➔ Pie Charts or Graphics ➔ Histograms ➔ Histograms or Histograms – Comparative or Graphics ➔ Error Bar Charts ➔ Error Bar Charts or Graphics ➔ Scatter Plots ➔ Scatter Plots; whichever type of chart you choose, you can control many features of the chart from the dialog box that pops open upon selection.
STATGRAPHICS	Plot ➔ Business Charts ➔ Barchart... or Piechart... or Plot ➔ Exploratory Plots ➔ Frequency Histogram... or Plot ➔ Scatterplots ➔ X – Y Plot...; whichever type of chart you choose, you can control a number of features of the chart from the series of dialog boxes that pops open upon selection.
SYSTAT	Graph ➔ Bar… or Pie… or Histogram… or Line… or Scatterplot… or Graph Gallery... (which offers a range of other more novel graphical displays, including the dual histogram). For each choice, a dialog box opens which allows you to control almost every characteristic of the graph you want.
R Commander	Graphs ➔ Bar graph or Pie chart or Histogram or Scatterplot or Plot of Means; for some graphs (Scatterplot being the exception), there is minimal control offered by R Commander over the appearance of the graph (you need to use full R commands to control more aspects; e.g. see Chang 2019).