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Ousmane,
<br>Try to use the comand parea, something like this:
<br>'set vrange -0.1 0.3'
<br>'set grads off'
<br>'set grid off'
<br>'set ylab on'
<br>'set xlab on'
<br>'set annot 1 6'
<br>'set parea 0.8 10.6 0.7 8'
<br>'set gxout bar'
<br>'set bargap 72'
<br>'set ccolor 3'
<br>'d 'var'.1'
<br>'set parea 1.0 10.77 0.7 8'
<br>'set bargap 72'
<br>'set ccolor 15'
<br>'set ylab off'
<br>'set xlab off'
<br>'set annot 0 0'
<br>'d 'var'.2'
<p>Cheers,
<br>Lincoln
<br>
<p>ousmane wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Hi,
<br>Is there a way to put the bars side by side instead of overlaid.
<br>Ousmane
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<pre>--
Lincoln M. Alves
Meteorologista - Grupo de Previsao Climatica
CPTEC/INPE
+55 12 3186-8580</pre>
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