I’m looking for an online ballistics solver that will produce a printable trajectory graph in addition to the normal data table using my inputs. I don’t really want something that must be downloaded to my computer. As far as I can tell, the JBM site doesn't offer that.

Suggestions?

I recall seeing a graphing based solution with Winchester's program. But it was only for Winchester based factory loaded ammo. It is imperfect as it does not account for any variables.

Other option - take the data from JBM and drop it into an Excel Spreadsheet and let it generate a graph solution for you.

Just my thoughts.

Andrew

Well, good grief! That was simple. I am not very familiar with Excel and didn’t know that capability existed, but all I did was click “Insert Chart” with the data column selected and it produced the trajectory chart automatically.

Thank you!

Google Pages will automatically create graphs as well.

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Originally posted by WARPIG602:
Google Pages will automatically create graphs as well.

Thanks; good to know.

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Originally posted by sgalczyn:

Thanks, I found that. If I understood it correctly, though, it requires a download, and I’m not interested in doing that for my limited needs.

The Applied Ballistics program that I use will convert its trajectory data to Excel, and then the graphing function produces exactly what I need for the class I’m teaching. A graph is a better illustration of a bullet’s trajectory for new shooters than just a data table.
Thanks again to El Cid 92 for pointing that out.