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 \label{Authoring_Dynamic_Plot_Curve_Data}  \label{Authoring_Dynamic_Plot_Curve_Data}
   
 The \textbf{data} tag is used to specify the values plotted in the   The \textbf{data} tag is used to specify the values plotted in the 
 \textbf{gnuplot} tag (see Authoring Dynamically Generated Plots section   \textbf{gnuplot} tag (see ``Authoring Dynamically Generated Plots'' section 
 \ref{Authoring_Dynamic_Plot_Gnuplot}).  \ref{Authoring_Dynamic_Plot_Gnuplot}).
 The \textbf{data} tag is only used in the \textbf{Curve} tag   The \textbf{data} tag is only used in the \textbf{Curve} tag 
 (see Specifying Curves to Plot section \ref{Authoring_Dynamic_Plot_Curve}).  (see ``Specifying Curves to Plot'' section \ref{Authoring_Dynamic_Plot_Curve}).
   
 The data must be either a perl array, \texttt{@X}, or a comma separated list,  The data must be either a perl array, \texttt{@X}, or a comma separated list,
 such as ``0.5,0.9,1.5, 2.4'' (without quotes).  'NaN' is a valid value.   such as ``0.5,0.9,1.5, 2.4'' (without quotes).  'NaN' is a valid value. 
 Note the the "Y" values are entered in a separate array.  Note the the "Y" values are entered in a separate array.
   
 The function and number of \textbf{data} tags required varies based on the   The function and number of \textbf{data} tags required varies based on the 
 line style (see Data and Line Styles section \ref{Authoring_Dynamic_Plot_Linestyle}) chosen for the  line style (see ``Data and Line Styles'' section \ref{Authoring_Dynamic_Plot_Linestyle}) chosen for the
 curve.  Some linestyles require extra arrays for supplemental information.   curve.  Some linestyles require extra arrays for supplemental information. 
 In all cases the first \textbf{data} tag will hold the ``X'' values  In all cases the first \textbf{data} tag will hold the ``X'' values
 and the second will hold the ``Y'' values.  and the second will hold the ``Y'' values.
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