Hi All,
I am trying to display a text as well as n (number of subjects) using INSET option. I am trying to display these number in 4 different spaces in a plot. Problem is that when I use INSET for displaying text and n, they are getting overlapped because of position. Any solution to avoid overlap ?
For example
inset 'Value 1' / position=bottomleft labelalign=right;
inset "n=&n1." / position=bottomleft labelalign=center;
inset 'Value 2' / position=bottomright labelalign=right;
inset "n=&n2." / position=bottomright labelalign=center;
inset 'Value 3' / position=topleft labelalign=right;
inset "n=&n3." / position=topleft labelalign=center;
inset 'Value 4' / position=topright labelalign=right;
inset "n=&n4." / position=topright labelalign=center;
Can you trim down the number of insets this way?
inset "n=&n1." / title='Value 1' position=bottomleft;
inset "n=&n2." / title='Value 2' position=bottomright;
inset "n=&n3." / title='Value 3' position=topleft;
inset "n=&n4." / title='Value 4' position=topright;
Can you trim down the number of insets this way?
inset "n=&n1." / title='Value 1' position=bottomleft;
inset "n=&n2." / title='Value 2' position=bottomright;
inset "n=&n3." / title='Value 3' position=topleft;
inset "n=&n4." / title='Value 4' position=topright;
Thank you, this works.
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