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LUCINDA M TEAR
Hello, I am trying to create a large number of plots using a macro and would like all the 4 panels to be arranged in a line (4 columns).  Does anyone know how I can specify that using syntax?
Here is the basic Igraph command - it seems there should be some way to arrange the panels since one can do this through the GUI.
 
IGRAPH /VIEWNAME='Boxplot'
/X1 = VAR(hits) TYPE = CATEGORICAL
/Y = VAR(lchem1) TYPE = SCALE
/PANEL = VAR(sectcod2) /COORDINATE = VERTICAL
/X1LENGTH=2.0 /YLENGTH=2.0 /X2LENGTH=2.0
/CHARTLOOK='C:\Program Files\SPSS\Looks\whiteboxlong.clo'
/CATORDER VAR(hits) (ASCENDING VALUES OMITEMPTY)
/CATORDER VAR(sectcod2) (ASCENDING VALUES OMITEMPTY)
/BOX OUTLIERS = ON EXTREME = ON MEDIAN = ON LABEL = N WHISKER = T.
 
Thank you,
 
Lucinda Tear
 
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Re: how to arrange chart panels using syntax

ViAnn Beadle
What are you seeing now? Do your boxplots wrap? What version of SPSS are you
using

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LUCINDA M TEAR
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Subject: how to arrange chart panels using syntax

Hello, I am trying to create a large number of plots using a macro and would
like all the 4 panels to be arranged in a line (4 columns).  Does anyone
know how I can specify that using syntax?
Here is the basic Igraph command - it seems there should be some way to
arrange the panels since one can do this through the GUI.

IGRAPH /VIEWNAME='Boxplot'
/X1 = VAR(hits) TYPE = CATEGORICAL
/Y = VAR(lchem1) TYPE = SCALE
/PANEL = VAR(sectcod2) /COORDINATE = VERTICAL
/X1LENGTH=2.0 /YLENGTH=2.0 /X2LENGTH=2.0
/CHARTLOOK='C:\Program Files\SPSS\Looks\whiteboxlong.clo'
/CATORDER VAR(hits) (ASCENDING VALUES OMITEMPTY)
/CATORDER VAR(sectcod2) (ASCENDING VALUES OMITEMPTY)
/BOX OUTLIERS = ON EXTREME = ON MEDIAN = ON LABEL = N WHISKER = T.

Thank you,

Lucinda Tear

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