About the Single-Cell Layouts

The single-cell layouts provide a container for a single-cell 2-D graph. These containers are created with the following statements:
LAYOUT OVERLAY
creates a single-cell graph container in which you can overlay the results of multiple graph statements. Each graph is drawn in a separate layer in the order in which its graph statement occurs in the layout block. The last graph in the block is drawn on the top layer. For information about the LAYOUT OVERLAY statement, see The LAYOUT OVERLAY Statement.
LAYOUT REGION
creates a single-cell graph container in which you can draw a single graph. The container supports only graphs that do not have axes, such as pie charts. For information about the LAYOUT REGION statement, see The LAYOUT REGION Statement.
LAYOUT OVERLAYEQUATED
creates a single-cell container in which you can overlay the results of multiple graph statements into a single axis area. Each graph is drawn in a separate layer in the order in which its graph statement occurs in the layout block. The last graph in the block is drawn on the top layer. The axes of this layout always have equal size units. For information about the LAYOUT OVERLAYEQUATED statement, see The LAYOUT OVERLAYEQUATED Statement.