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You need to use a "bedgraph" file, in "bed" format the 4th column is the feature name. This is as simple as renaming the extension go "bedgraph" to indicate the format.
On Thu, Apr 6, 2017 at 2:17 PM, Fred Shaw <fredn...@gmail.com> wrote:
I have a BED file likechr1 23768 24500 10chr1 30000 35000 5The last column has copy counts. When I load this BED file into IGV. It shows the numbers in the last column as numbers (10. 5, etc.). Is there anyway to show them as bars in a bar chart, like the bar chart for gene expression data? But this file is not gene expression file, just some count.Thanks,Fred
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