Hi Engbrecht,
Vertical error bars are pretty easy to create in DIAdem, but horizontal error bars, though still achievable, are more of a manual chore. In both cases you need to create a new channel for both the Y- and Y+ values as well as the X- and X+ values. For vertical error bars you just need to select the graph type "Differential bars", then configure its display to be "Range" mode instead of "Bars" mode. For horizontal error bars you need to create a separate curve each for the left vertical bar, the right vertical bar and the horizontal connecting line. This horizontal connecting line can only be a constant width across the whole graph, so it can not automatically span the distance between the left and right vertical lines of
the horizontal error bar for each point.
Here's an example of a graph with both vertical error bars (easy) and horizontal error bars (quite manual). This particular example shows error bars in both directions of +/- 5% of the point's amplitude, but you could use a constant value or configure point-specific values for the error bars in either direction.
The 5% deviations in the X-, X+, Y-, and Y+ channels used by the error bars were created from the original channels with the following simple commands in the Formula Calculator:
Ch('Frequency-'):= Frequency*0.95
Ch('Frequency+'):= Frequency*1.05
Ch('Af-'):= Af*0.95
Ch('Af+'):= Af*1.05
Ask if you have further questions,
Brad Turpin
NI