Looking at my hasty post, I see it hardly makes sense. So
let me try again.
I have pairs of graphs; I would like to combine them so each
pair is in a single graph.
If I -graph combine- with no options, I get two graphs which
are compressed horizontally, side by side, so they look tall
and thin. Instead, I would like them side by side but with
the same aspect ratio as they have pre-combined.
I have tried a couple of methods. One that gives the correct
aspect ratios is to create them with -ysize(50)-; the resulting
combined graph has two graphs, side by side, with correct
aspect ratio. However, the combined graph has a lot of white
space at the top and bottom. I need this to combined graph to
be only as tall as the graphs that are included.
There must be a simple way to do this, but I have not hit upon
it.
thanks,
Jeph
Jeph Herrin wrote:
all,
I would have two perfectly good graphs that have a common
y-axis. I would like to combine them, but keep their
(common) aspect ratios.
All of my attempts leave a huge amount of margin at the
top and bottom. That is, the attempts which preserve the
graphs; the title ends up at the edge of this, and specifying
margin(zero) doesn't seem to reduce the margin at all.
How can I take two graphs, A and B, and combine them into
a single graph where they look just the same?
thanks in advance,
Jeph
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