graphgrid

noun
UK /ˈɡrɑːfɡrɪd/
US /ˈɡræfɡrɪd/

A graph grid is a set of little squares used to draw or measure things.

She drew her bar chart on a graph grid so the bars were the same width.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A grid of lines used to plot points and draw graphs in math.

He marked the data points on the graphgrid before joining them with a line.

3. A pattern of squares on a screen or map that helps locate positions.

The treasure map had a graphgrid so you could find the hidden spot.

4. A framework of rows and columns for organizing information visually.

The teacher used a graphgrid to show the class how to compare scores.