For more advanced applications, execute this:
DisplayHelpTopic "Aligning Stacked Graph Objects"
Thank you, I did not notice this menu option.
during the learning I met another problem.
how to modify the position of Y & X axis in each graph so that in each graph they are at the same position?
This is not exactly the same topic, because it is not about "Layout" but about the physical layout of windows.
But I'll add a comment because Google took me to this post while I was searching for the method for attaching a table to a graph. The method is to create a Panel with the /EXT flag and then append the table with /HOST=#
Here is an example:
// Display a graph with a table showing the graphed data attachedMake wave0
Display wave0
NewPanel/W=(0,400,400,0)/K=1/EXT=0/HOST=#
Edit/HOST=# /W=(0,0,1,1)AppendToTable wave0
For more advanced applications, execute this:
DisplayHelpTopic "Aligning Stacked Graph Objects"
June 27, 2014 at 08:22 am - Permalink
Thank you, I did not notice this menu option.
during the learning I met another problem.
how to modify the position of Y & X axis in each graph so that in each graph they are at the same position?
June 28, 2014 at 05:44 am - Permalink
DisplayHelpTopic "Aligning Stacked Graph Objects"
June 28, 2014 at 03:14 pm - Permalink
Hi,
This is not exactly the same topic, because it is not about "Layout" but about the physical layout of windows.
But I'll add a comment because Google took me to this post while I was searching for the method for attaching a table to a graph. The method is to create a Panel with the /EXT flag and then append the table with /HOST=#
Here is an example:
See
DisplayHelpTopic "Control Panels"
August 13, 2025 at 11:25 am - Permalink