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Last Post 24 Oct 2005 06:25 AM by  anon
Can iTools have several different plots stacked vertically sharing one x-axis?
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24 Oct 2005 06:25 AM
    In iTools, is it possible to create a set of graphs that have different y-axes but share the same x-axis and are stacked vertically one above the other? I'm looking for an iTool producing output similar to the screenshot example shown for CalcPlotPanelPosns.pro, but where one x-axis is used for several plots. The screenshot example shown with CalcPlotPanelPosns.pro has separate graphs which have separate x-axes. I'd like to have separate y-axes but a common x-axis. The Layout option seems to allow plots similar to that shown for CalcPlotPanelPosns.pro, but the plots are still separate. Thanks.

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    24 Oct 2005 06:25 AM
    George, There's no good way to do this in a single view. However, if your final output is either an image file or the printer, you can use a different layout to create multiple views. When you export to an image, or print, the view boundaries will not show up. So for example: iplot,findgen(10),VIEW_GRID=[1,2] iplot,findgen(10),/VIEW_NEXT Then, remove the axes that you don't want, and translate the two plots in the Y dimension to be closer to each other (ie, move them closer to the view boundary). Also, make sure your iplot window is sized to the proportions you prefer. If you select either File->Export, or File->Print, you'll get both views but without the red and grey view boundary lines. Dave
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