You will need to use
Tables=>Split
to change the 4 groups into 4 columns. Then you can drag each of the columns to the Y drop zone and the axes will be independent of each other.
An example:
Big Class data table
The split table
Graph Builder
Drag Height F to the Y drop area
Drag Height M to the Y drop area, but at the bottom of the Y axis area
Drag the Age column to the X drop area
The 2 Y axes are independently settable
Either split your data (like has been suggested) or sometimes you can utilize Page
Hi txnelson,
I have a similar scenario where I'm unable to use the Split table feature to scale the Y-axis.
I'd like to make a graph similar to this one below but have the Y-axis scaled for the different samples. My original data has different names so the samples are ordered differently than this graph example, so I need to figure a way to scale them.
Thanks for your help!