I found what was the problem.
Instead of using xpd = NA in par(..) I use it in the plot.
With regards,
Phil
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Thank you Greg.
xpd=NA is working as intended. I got 1 more problem with thought. When I'm
using xpd=NA, abline function plots all my regression lines outside the plot
boxes. Any solutions for that strange behavior?
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> Subject: Re: [R] Help with graphic margin
>
>
> Hi there and thank you for reply.
>
> I have been trying that, using mar to set margin around each plot and
> oma to
> specify bottom space. However, it wont display the xlab.
>
> Here's my co
Hi there and thank you for reply.
I have been trying that, using mar to set margin around each plot and oma to
specify bottom space. However, it wont display the xlab.
Here's my code :
pdf(file="/home/persican/Desktop/test.pdf", width = 3.5, height = 5.6,
pointsize = 8);
par(mfcol = c(3,1), m
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Hi everyone.
I would like to make a graphic with 2 subplots (lets say A and B). For
instance, I use :
par(mfcol = c(2,1));
The 2 subplots use the same X axis. So I provide no tics labels and no xlab
for the top plot. I would like the second plot to be right bellow the first
one (small margin).
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