I saw this graph and only for the curiosity sake was wondering whether it was possible to plot figure with multiple y-axis as in the figure
Many thanks!
As andyras wrote, you can use the second y-axis if you only have two datasets. In this case, you also need to to
set ytics nomirror # remove the tickmarks of the left ayis on the right side
set y2tics # make the right y-axis 'visible'
If you want to plot more than one dataset, I would suggest to use multiplot
. You can overlay several independent plots and put a unique offset to the y-axis for each of them.
However, you need to take care that the number of y-tics and y-tick positions is the same.
Plot:
(I did not care about the key here, this still needs adjustment)
Code:
set multiplot
set xrange[0:10]
# We need place to the left, so make the left margin 30% of screen
set lmargin screen 0.3
##### first plot
set ytics 0.4
set yrange[-1.2:1.2]
set ylabel "Voltage" textcolor rgb "red"
plot sin(x)
##### Second plot
set ytics 1
set yrange[-3:3]
set ytics offset -8, 0
set ylabel "Current" offset -8, 0 textcolor rgb "green"
plot 3*cos(x) linecolor 2
##### Third plot
set ytics 0.5
set yrange[-1.5:1.5]
set ytics offset -16, 0
set ylabel "Power" offset -16, 0 textcolor rgb "blue"
plot 3*sin(x)*cos(x) linecolor 3
unset multiplot
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