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| I have a single X axis and two stacked Y axes. Is there a way to create grid lines parallel to both of the Y axes? |
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Yes, grid lines can be added that will appear across both Y axes. Follow these steps to create the grid lines.
- Create the grid lines for the X axis as normal and specify that the grid lines are to be parallel to the first Y axis.
- Select the X axis and click the Graph | Add to Graph | Duplicate Axis command.
- Place a check mark in the boxes to disable the tick marks and labels and click OK.
- After the axis is created, click once on the new axis in either the Object Manager or plot window to select it.
- In the Property Manager, click on the Grid Lines tab.
- Change the Parallel axis to the second Y axis.
- Check the At major ticks box.
- On the Line tab, change the line Style to Invisible to turn off the axis line. Only the grid lines remain.
- Repeat these steps for each additional Y axis.
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