mutiple graphs in one file, Grace
I have two .agr (could be .xvg as well) files, each has been formatted properly as I need (i.e. the labels, legends, colors, etc.).
Both graphs have the same X axis. So I would like to make a single .agr file with 1 column and 2 rows so that the first will be located on the top of the second one.
I can create two graphs (G0 and G1). I click on G0 and then Data > Import > ASCII > first.agr (this shows the first graph in G0 as I want while maintaining the initial formatting in first.agr)
Then, I click on G1 and do the same. This messes everything, even the G0.
I was wondering if someone can help to fix this, please?
Thanks
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asked Nov 24 '18 at 3:34
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I have two .agr (could be .xvg as well) files, each has been formatted properly as I need (i.e. the labels, legends, colors, etc.).
Both graphs have the same X axis. So I would like to make a single .agr file with 1 column and 2 rows so that the first will be located on the top of the second one.
I can create two graphs (G0 and G1). I click on G0 and then Data > Import > ASCII > first.agr (this shows the first graph in G0 as I want while maintaining the initial formatting in first.agr)
Then, I click on G1 and do the same. This messes everything, even the G0.
I was wondering if someone can help to fix this, please?
Thanks
graph xmgrace
asked Nov 24 '18 at 3:34
MohsenMohsen
85
add a comment |
I have two .agr (could be .xvg as well) files, each has been formatted properly as I need (i.e. the labels, legends, colors, etc.).
Both graphs have the same X axis. So I would like to make a single .agr file with 1 column and 2 rows so that the first will be located on the top of the second one.
I can create two graphs (G0 and G1). I click on G0 and then Data > Import > ASCII > first.agr (this shows the first graph in G0 as I want while maintaining the initial formatting in first.agr)
Then, I click on G1 and do the same. This messes everything, even the G0.
I was wondering if someone can help to fix this, please?
Thanks
graph xmgrace
asked Nov 24 '18 at 3:34
MohsenMohsen
85
I have two .agr (could be .xvg as well) files, each has been formatted properly as I need (i.e. the labels, legends, colors, etc.).
Both graphs have the same X axis. So I would like to make a single .agr file with 1 column and 2 rows so that the first will be located on the top of the second one.
I can create two graphs (G0 and G1). I click on G0 and then Data > Import > ASCII > first.agr (this shows the first graph in G0 as I want while maintaining the initial formatting in first.agr)
Then, I click on G1 and do the same. This messes everything, even the G0.
I was wondering if someone can help to fix this, please?
Thanks
graph xmgrace
graph xmgrace
asked Nov 24 '18 at 3:34
MohsenMohsen
85
asked Nov 24 '18 at 3:34
MohsenMohsen
85
asked Nov 24 '18 at 3:34
MohsenMohsen
85
asked Nov 24 '18 at 3:34
MohsenMohsen
85
asked Nov 24 '18 at 3:34
MohsenMohsen
85
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