I Create a sgpanel with 3 columns and 3 rows. how can I show x and y axis in each cell?
Default behavior for SGPANEL is uniform axes. So, space can be saved by putting only one axis per column and row reducing clutter. Why do you want individual axes in each cell? Please describe use case.
You cannot at this time. All axes in SGPANEL are external and (typically) shared. There is a way to configure the panel such that all row or all column axes are independent of one another. It requires you to generate the panel with either one row (for independent column axes) or one column (for independent rows axes) and use the UNISCALE option on the PANELBY statement.
Hope this helps!
Dan
Default behavior for SGPANEL is uniform axes. So, space can be saved by putting only one axis per column and row reducing clutter. Why do you want individual axes in each cell? Please describe use case.
If your data is uniform across the cells, that will add a lot of clutter. Would it help to add gridlines on the row and column axes?
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