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When adding new plots to the worksheet, LabPlot automatically takes care of the re-calculation of the sizes and positions for all plots on the worksheet according to the specified layout properties like type, margins and spacing. | |||
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Revision as of 09:51, 10 January 2021
Basic Concepts
Layouts
When adding new plots to the worksheet, LabPlot automatically takes care of the re-calculation of the sizes and positions for all plots on the worksheet according to the specified layout properties like type, margins and spacing.
- Vertical Layout
- Horizontal Layout
- Grid Layout
In the grid layout the plots are arranged in multiple columns and rows. The number of columns and rows can be modified by the user. In the example below six plots are arranged in two rows and three columns:
The same plots can also be arranged in three rows and two columns:
Note how the sizes of the plots are automatically adjusted to fit to the fixed size of the worksheet.
- Advanced Layout
More advanced layouts with arbitrary positions and sizes of the plots are achieved by deactivating the automatic layouting in the worksheet (option "No Layout") and by setting the positions and sizes manually.