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Inherited Plot settings

Hi,
I noticed some strange behavior in Graph Builder which is caused by the fact that formatting like

One example:
If the top-most plot (#1) has some specific settings and this plot is removed, instead of removing the settings with the subplot, the settings are then applied to the plot which is now @ "top" (old #2 -> new #1).

So, old plot #2 will inherit the color settings and the manually changed axis label of plot #1:

Graph builder: bug when dragging subplots 

 

Seems that other users have similar issues, like here with axis labels:

Manual axe labels are mixed up when plotting multiple columns 

 

what is the best workaround at the moment?
What I do: save the script to a script window, change the settings there and run the script. For complicated plots this is a lot faster than applying all settings again. And it's happens so easily that you miss one of the erroneously "shifted" axis labels - much more visible in "script" mode :)

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