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chart
(redirected from charting)

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chart something out (for someone or something)
to lay out a plan or course for someone or something. The navigator charted the course out for the captain. The captain charted out the course for us.
See also: out

off the charts
1. much more than is usual Basketball's TV income is already off the charts.
2. much better than usual Groncki's newest restaurant is totally off the charts.
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of chart (a way of presenting numbers or information in vertical rows)


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Anyone with a Macintosh or a PC (Windows) computer and a reasonably fast Internet connection can download official nautical charts that can be used with a variety of charting software.
4 "Tiger," DeltaGraph Automator Action provides a simple solution for automating repetitive graphing and charting tasks.
Also, spreadsheets with the chart data can be saved to the user's hard drive and imported into most spreadsheet, charting, and word processing programs.
 
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