Hi there. I have data that has 2 factors: salt and salt's concentration. With 4 salts and 4 concentration levels, that results in 16 unique sets of data. There is a "0 concentration" that is the control - no salt, and no salt concentration.
Currently: I'm using Graph Builder and Overlaying the concentration levels (like a dose response over time) and grouping by salt type - all in 1 graph. But right now, since I'm grouping by salt, the 0-concentration shows up as a separate sub-graph with 1 trace (0 concentration) and is not overlaid with the others (it's called "No Salt" in the "Salt" column). The other salts' sub-graphs have 4 traces each (one for each concentration level).
Want to avoid: I want to avoid copying the control data 4 times and changing the "Salt" column entry to each of the four salts. Also, I want to avoid using "Copy Frame Contents" and pasting into each salt sub-graph.
Target: How can I plot the control "0 concentration" on each salt plot automatically?
Thanks Thierry, I will look into this more. I tried looking into stacking the data but I don't think I can fully replicate what is in the internet tutorials.
The graph builder output looks something like this: with 5 panels instead of 9
And the 5th panel only has 1 trace - the control (0 salt). I want to overlay the 0 salt with the other 4 panels (which are 4 different salts with various concentrations of salt) without replicating the data.
