Add Rows and Columns to a Graph

A graph can contain multiple cells, each cell with one or more plots. Each cell is defined independently and can contain different types of plots. The cells are arranged in rows and columns. For more information about cells, see Components of a Graph.
Here is an example of a graph that has one column and two rows, with a total of two cells:
Example heterogeneous multi-cell graph
You can add multiple rows and columns to a graph. The limit to the number of rows and columns that you can add depends on the size of your graph. As you add more rows and columns, the individual cells shrink proportionally.
To add a row or column to a graph:
  1. Create a new graph or open an existing graph.
    Note: The graph cannot be a classification panel or a scatter plot matrix. You cannot add rows and columns to those types of graphs.
  2. Right-click the graph and choose one of the following:
    • Add a Row
    • Add a Column
    Depending on your choice, a row or column is added to the graph. The row or column contains one or more empty cells.
  3. To populate a new cell with plots, click and drag one or more plots from the Plot Layers panel to the cell. The Assign Data dialog box opens.
  4. Assign data to the plot. For more information, see Assigning Data to a Plot.
  5. Repeat steps 2–4 to add another row or column to the graph.