Staff also need to complete and submit a Work at Home application form to ITS (.pdf, 70KB) if they wish to use GraphPad Prism software on their home computer. Please complete the Software Order online form on the software licence order forms page to order GraphPad Prism software from ITS. Ordering GraphPad Prism software through ITS University Departments The cost of GraphPad Prism software is $58.00 per computer, per year Prices for GraphPad Prism software University Departments The licence period is 1 January to 31 December.
An annual licence for GraphPad Prism software is available through ITS. 
They can only do so while they are studying at the University.
Postgraduate students can only use GraphPad Prism software on their personal computers for University work. A second GraphPad Prism licence must be purchased by the department to be installed onto the home computer. Staff can use GraphPad Prism software on their home computer for University work only, while they are employed by the University. Staff and students can use GraphPad Prism software on University-owned computers. GraphPad Prism software usage and licence terms Prism needs 90 megabytes of space on the hard drive. Prism can run in a screen as small as 800 x 576. It runs on both 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Operating system: Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. Please see the GraphPad website for system requirements Prism 6 for Windows System requirements for GraphPad Prism software ordering GraphPad Prism software through ITS. GraphPad Prism software usage and licence terms. 
system requirements for GraphPad Prism software. On this page you will find information about purchasing and licensing GraphPad Prism software through Information Technology Services (ITS) including: GraphPad Prism software is available for both Mac and Windows computer platforms. You can do this too! It's a little different, and involves changing the value used for the baseline of the graph.GraphPad Prism is a software tool that combines basic biostatistics, curve fitting and scientific graphing into one programme. What it sounds like, though, is that you'd like to show your raw data on a Y axis on a Log scale (and NOT change the data). 
You can perform the same transformation in Prism using the Transform analysis ( ). In the graph you linked, the Y values have been transformed (using Log(Y)) so that the resulting values can be either positive or negative (for example, Log(0.1) = -1 and Log(0.01) = -2 while Log(10) = 2). Changing the scale of the axis on a graph will change the relative position of values along the axis, but doesn't do anything to change the actual data being graphed.
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