shared axes

[venkatessh]

Hi,

How can I make a shared axes plot? I mean two plots sharing the x-
axis.
The answer I expect might be much similar to the bar graphs that you
have
showed as an example. But my only concern is how can I bridge the gap
between the plots?


R Venkatessh

["Armin Rauthe-Schöch"]

Hi,

I don't really understand what you want to do:

1) If you want to plot more than one line in the same plot, you can simply do this.

2) If you want to have a secondary Y-axis, you can plot two axis systems over each other with one having the Y-axis with labels on the left and one with the labels on the right. See "setgrf"
http://www.mps.mpg.de/dislin/kap6.html#SETGRF

Or you can plot both datasets on the scale of the left Y-Axis and simply add another Y-axis on the right with "yaxis" or "yaxlg" (for logarithmic Y-axis)
http://www.mps.mpg.de/dislin/kap4.html#section_6

3) If you want to plot to plots vertically stacked with the same x-axis, you can use "axspos" to position the two plots without a vertical gap and again "setgrf" to suppress the x-axis for the upper plot.


Is one of this what you want to do ?


Cheers,
Armin

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[venkatessh]

Sorry for the ambiguity. Yes, I meant vertically stacked plots with
the same x-axis.

Regards,
R Venkatessh