Subplots
When one isn't enough.
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When one isn't enough.
Last updated
When comparing multiple measures it's sometimes helpful to make use of subplots. These create new axes onto which marks can be mapped.
In order to change the subplot a given mark is on, click on the ellipsis next to the mark type to bring up the mark controls:
The number of subplots in the visual will change to as necessary accommodate all marks.
The large-scale structure of a visual is controlled by Subplots, Facets and Secondary Axes
Subplots allow multiple marks to be plotted against a common axis in one direction, with separate scales in the other
Count supports up to 64 (8 x 8) subplots in a visual
In the following example of a butterfly chart, we use two x-axes to show two different metrics. These x-axes share the same y-axis.
