[Nick Cox]

#15 This isn't the answer you want, but I can't read any single graph here easily, so the scope for a readable combination of several such seems remote.

heatplot from SSC (not SCC) is a great command I've not used much, so I don't have enough experience to comment. I'm not especially surprised that it doesn't combine cleanly with anything else. That is not a criticism of heatplot at all. It's par for the course for graph combine, which just can't be as smart as users sometimes hope.

[Anustup Kundu]

Hi Nick,

Do you mean that you cannot open the thumbnails and the graph or that graph is not legible? If it is the former. I can reattach the images.

[Nick Cox]

I mean that I find each individual graph unreadable insofar as all the text elements are unreadable. I am using a fairly mundane laptop.

[Nick Cox]

I mean that I find each individual graph unreadable insofar as all the text elements are unreadable.

If I click on an image things improve but the graph is still nearer unreadable than not. You have, I guessed, reduced the text size and put some text at 45 degrees, signs that you are struggling.

Different question: Is that a legend at the bottom? Are the same colours being used with different meanings?

I am using a fairly mundane laptop.

[Anustup Kundu]

Hi Nick,

The idea is combine 1) twoway bar graph showing cases and deaths, and 2) heatplot showing the stringency of government policy during COVID. This is a graph for 1 state in India. I am trying to combine 6 of these into 1 graph.

You have, I guessed, reduced the text size and put some text at 45 degrees, signs that you are struggling.

I did reduce the text size and changed the angle to increase the readability and you are right. I have been struggling.

Any thoughts/suggestions would be really good.