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Abeerosama
Level I

how to decrease the space between bars in the bar chart

I need to know if it's available to decrease the space between the bars

CT10 and CT64     

CT11 and CT65

CT12 and CT66 ... etc 

As each pair of theses are to be compared directly with each other.

 

bar chart.jpg

Abeer Osama
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XanGregg
Staff

Re: how to decrease the space between bars in the bar chart

The bars are skinny because it's making room for 4 bars per ratio. It appears the 2 values of the overlay variable are redundant with the 2 active values for each ratio. Graph Builder is making room for the general case of 2x2=4 bars. You will get a better result by putting the co-surfactant variable in the color role instead of the overlay role. There it will merely affect the appearance of the bars rather than the structure of the graph.

 

Here's the result (kudos for including your picture and data).

solvent.png

 

Btw, JMP 14 adds explicit control over the bar widths in the Customize dialog from right-clicking on the graph. 

 

 

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