Skip to content
Prev 220902 / 398500 Next

Putting 6 graphs on one page

Without the actual data, it's hard to see what's going on here, but It seems you have to restructure your data object to a "long" table, then it should be easy to use 'dotplot' to generate your plots.

...Tao




----- Original Message ----
good with
I have a piece of a code (below) that works just fine and builds
graphs - in a loop. I loop through 6 conditions and build one graph
for
What would be the most efficient way of creating one page with
graphs instead? (2 rows and 3 columns)?
Thanks a
Dimitri

conditions<-c("a","b","c","d","e","f")
conditions.long<-c("It's
for(i in 1:6)
filename2=paste("DependentVariable
list(col=c(PrimaryColors[4],SecondaryColors[4]),lwd =
superpose.symbol =
lty=c(1,3),col=c(PrimaryColors[4],SecondaryColors[4])),
auto.key =
panel =
print(plot)
}