I am having problems making histograms in maple. It seems that the default Maple command plots a Histogram (that is the command Histogram), with which the area of the bars is overall normalized to 1. How do I get rid of this feature? If I plot the data set (1,2,3,4,5,6,1,2,3,4,5) with a binwidth of 1. I should expect 6 bars each of count 2 except the last 1. However in maple I get something completely strange using the command Histogram(DATASET, binwidth=1). I am using Maple 12.

  I been trying to run a maple loop recently where maple computes the values of r,theta,phi for spherical coordinates from some fsolve statements. However I have found this to take an extremely long time (days). What I want is for it to make rows of these and then output them to a file so that I have rows of r,theta and phi for several hundred thousand of them atleast. Currently I simply create a n by 3 array with however many entries my loop has and then fill each position in the array using for loops then I use writedata to write the entire array into a file.

  Hello,