Re: [ferret_users] overlaid time series' axis ranges

["William S. Kessler" <William.S.Kessler@xxxxxxxx>]

Ferret does many wonderful things, but predicting the future is not  
one of them. How could any program anticipate what the range of  
variables B,C and D a user might want to plot/over?

Why not do the whole plot in a single command?:

plot A,B,C,D,....

Billy K

On May 30, 2007, at 8:51 PM, David Wang wrote:

> Hi Ferreters,
>
> i don't know if it has been discussed before, but i found that if i  
> have several time series overlaid on one view port such as
>
> plot/grat=(dash) A
> plot/over B
> the vertical axis range of the resulting plot is set so that it  
> matches the dynamic range of the first time series (which is A  
> here). therefore if B has a larger dynamic range than A, part of it  
> will probably be cut off out of the view port.
>
> i can explicitly set the axis range using the /vlimits option. but  
> in the case there are automatic ways to adjust the vertical axis  
> range to accommodate all overlaid time series, i'd happy to know them.
>
> Thanks,
> David