Single word frequency distribution by biblical book

I forgot how to generate a word frequency distribution list by biblical book. Say I want to see how often in each book the Hebrew verb for "dream" occurs. I can search for that word just fine and get a list of 29 results in 25 verses for BHW 4.18. What I would like to see is a bar graph that shows count per book, with just this data: Gen 14x / Deut 3x / Judg 1x / etc. Should be simple, I just forgot. Would appreciate help or a link to a previous post with answer. Thanks! I am using Logos 8.12.

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Myke Harbuck

Perform your lemma search.

Then click on the graph/chart icon, which is to the right of Syntax in the search type options.

This should give you what you are looking for.

Gary Martin

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1097413#Comment_1097413

That icon does not appear on my Logos 8 screen anywhere. I just checked videos and webpages on the Logos site, and they all mention the same graph/chart icon, show what it looks like, and where it is located. It's just not to be found. I cannot figure out a way to send you a screen shot via this forum input page.

Gary Martin

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1098254#Comment_1098254

ִI just found the icon. It is in one search entry, but not the one I normally use. Don't know why that is the case. Thanks!

Gary Martin

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1098258#Comment_1098258

Okay I just found the answer to my whole problem. At one point in my search layout I must have selected the 3 vertical dots on the right of the panel that has: Bible Basic Media Morph and the graph icon on the right of that panel. I then must have opened the panel settings, and hit "Close", and then of course it was gone with the graph icon. I probably never saved the layout before I closed that panel, so every time I restarted Logos 8 it defaulted to the previous setting. I now have a saved layout with that panel visible. I actually do not know why I would have closed the panel at all, except perhaps at one time to generate more vertical space on my screen. Now I am wondering if I should close that panel, how I can get it back.

Rick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1097413#Comment_1097413

You can also accomplish this in a Bible Word Study.