Use the wrap() function on the COORD statement. Where it wraps is a function
of the graph size so you may to tinker with that parameter to get your nice
3x2 split. Note that control over this is exposed in the Options dialog
within chart builder.
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Subject: Paneled scatterplots with ggraph
Hello,
I am trying to create paneled scatterplots that conform to a particular
configuration using ggraph in SPSS (version 20). The paneling variable I'm
using has 6 categories, resulting in 6 scatterplots in a row. What I would
like is to have two rows, three scatterplots on the top and three
scatterplots on the bottom. Is it possible to arrange the paneled
scatterplots this way? Do I need to split the paneling variable into two
separate variables? I haven't figured out how to successfully panel using
two separate variables.
Thank you.
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