In the Graph Plots view, the graph plot layout options in the toolbar control the way in which data is displayed.
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To display these options, on the right of the toolbar, select Show advanced 
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Changing the layout options affects the display of all graphs within that view, so if you want a different layout for different channels, open another Graph Plot view. |
The graph plot layout options enable you to:toc
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| scroll-viewport | true |
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| scroll-pdf | true |
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| scroll-office | true |
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| scroll-chm | true |
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| scroll-html | true |
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| scroll-docbook | true |
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| scroll-eclipsehelp | true |
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| scroll-epub | true |
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Choose graph plot components
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| From the Components list, you can choose which components to display.- Select or clear the check box on a channel type to show or hide all components of that channel.
- Select or clear the check box on a component to show or hide that component.
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Choose subplot layout type
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listlist, select the required layout type:- Subplot Per Type (the default layout type)
- A subplot is created for each component of each channel type.
- If multiple channels of the same type are active, each subplot will have one trace per channel.
- Single Plot mode
- All traces are added to a single plot.
- If different channel types are plotted in this mode, the axis label shows only common information (if any), such as the units.
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Choose number of columns
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| From the Subplot column list, select the required number of columns used to lay out subplots (1 by default).
If your layout mode is selected to Single Plot, this list is inactive. |
