Say I have six data sets indexed as X_Y: e.g., [A_1, A_2, A_3, B_1, B_2, C_1]
If I want to page by X and wrap by Y, is there any way to do so in Graph Builder without having a bunch of empty plots (i.e., no empty space for B_3, no empty spaces for C_2 and C_3)? The desired format would be the first page would have three wrapped plots for A_1, A_2, and A_3, the second page would have only two wrapped plots for B_1 and B_2, and the third page would show only one plot (C_1).
That's the toy example, but more generally I often need to do this with time-sequence data. Maybe I have 20 different objects, some of which are measured just once and some of which could be measured 15 times. If I do "page by object", "wrap by measurement #", the pages for objects that were only measured once will be almost entirely empty space - fifteen plots will be displayed, but only one will be populated with data.
Ideally it would be great if I didn't even have to index the measurements 1-15, I would love to be able to say "page by object", "wrap by timestamp", and have Graph Builder notice that Object A was measured 4 times between June 1 10:30 and June 8 14:00, and so the page for Object A would display four plots.
Thanks for any help, and please let me know if anything is not clear in the question.