Log Graphing Paper, Blue 4V3H Cycle, Square Landscape A4 Graphing Paper

Custom Logarithmic Graph Paper

Create and print colorful Log Graphing Paper online for free at http://customgraph.com.
At Custom Graph™ its easy to create and print graph paper & overhead slides. Choose color combinations, and create Linear, Cartesian, Engineering, Logarithmic, and Semi-logarithmic graph sheets in metric, centimeter, millimeter, or inch grid sizes. PDF output is printable on paper or overhead slides in Letter, Legal, A3, A4, and A5 sizes in Portrait or Landscape.

Using the following selections you can make adjustments to the graph paper in the output window. If you want to see it in a different color, select the new color from the list of colors and the graph paper grid will be adjusted to that color. If you want to change the grid size, select from the imperial or metric grid sizes listed below and the grid size will be adjusted to your new selection. Additionally you can choose to have from one to four cycles and can have the log cycles run vertically along the Y axis or horizontally along the X axis. If you need to make adjustments to the paper or layout, you can choose from five paper sizes, Letter, Legal, A3, A4, or A5 and orientate the printout to be Portrait or Landscape.

If you need adjustments outside of the list available here, select the type of graph paper you need and the custom graph paper input window will open to allow you to enter your custom selections.

You can choose any of the following colors or sizes and the graph paper in the output window will change to the selected color or size. These colors and sizes can be chosen in the adjustment control section just to the left of the graph paper image in the output window above. This additional control section has been provided as a reference section to give more detailed information than can be provided in the limited area around the graph paper image about the options that you have there. Once you are familiar with the controls provided here, you can easily use the same options located to the left and above the graph paper output window.

• Amber Logarithmic Graph - Graph Paper
• Black Log Graph Paper
• Blue Log Graphing Paper
• Charcoal Log Log Graph Paper
• Gray Graphing Logarithmic Functions - Graph Paper
• Green Graph Log X - Graph Paper
• Light Gray Graphing Logarithms - Graph Paper
• Orange Logarithmic Paper - Graph Paper
• Pink Logrithmic Paper - Graph Paper
• Purple Graph Of Log X - Graph Paper
• Red Log Graphs - Graph Paper
• Yellow Graph Paper Logarithmic
• Watermark Logarithmic Graph Paper

Choose from the following Cycles: ( Cycles on both axes will be adjusted )

• 1 cycle Log Graphing Paper
• 2 cycle Log Graphing Paper
• 3 cycle Log Graphing Paper
• 4 cycle Log Graphing Paper

Choose from the following Y Axis Cycles: ( Changes the number of cycles along the Y axis )

• 1 cycle Log Graphing Paper
• 2 cycle Log Graphing Paper
• 3 cycle Log Graphing Paper
• 4 cycle Log Graphing Paper

Choose from the following X Axis Cycles: ( Changes the number of cycles along the X axis )

• 1 cycle Log Graphing Paper
• 2 cycle Log Graphing Paper
• 3 cycle Log Graphing Paper
• 4 cycle Log Graphing Paper

Choose a grid Shape and Orientation:

• Square Graphing Paper
• Full Page Graphing Paper
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• Portrait Graphing Paper
• Landscape Graphing Paper

Choose a new paper size for your graph paper if needed. The current size is A4 paper or slides.

• Letter Graphing Paper
• Legal Graphing Paper
• A3 Graphing Paper
• A4 Graphing Paper
• A5 Graphing Paper

If you need a different type of Graphing Paper, choose any of the following to open a custom graph paper options window which can be used to create the custom graph paper you need. If you want to select from a set of pre-made graph paper of a different type, select from the list of graph paper types in the adjustment options just to the left of the graph paper output window.

• Linear Graph Paper
• Cartesian Graph Paper
• Engineering Graph Paper
• Logarithmic Graph Paper
• Semi-logarithmic Graph Paper
• Isometric Graph Paper

Introduction / Instructions