Working with Multi-Cell Graphs

A graph can contain multiple cells, each cell with one or more plots. For a visual description of graphs and cells, see Components of a Graph.
Multi-cell graphs can be created in different ways:
  • A multi-cell graph can be defined using a GRIDDED or LATTICE layout. Each cell is defined independently and can contain different types of plots.
    Multi-cell graph with independent cells
    You can modify plot properties separately for each cell.
  • A multi-cell graph can be defined using a DATALATTICE or DATAPANEL layout. Both layouts are data-driven layouts that create a grid of cells based on a graph prototype and one or more classification variables. The number of the cells is determined by the values of the classification variables.
    Multi-paneled graph, data-dependent
    When you change the plot properties for one cell, the change is applied to all the cells of the graph.
  • A multi-cell graph can be created by using a SCATTERPLOTMATRIX layout.
    multi-cell graph using SCATTERPLOTMATRIX
    Each non-diagonal cell contains the same plot types, but for a different crossing of the variables. When you change the plot properties for one of these cells, the change is applied to all non-diagonal cells. (The wall and outline properties apply to all cells.)
    You cannot change the properties of the following:
    • the diagonal cells
    • the axes
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