xy_plots template delete hlabel
Allows you to delete the horizontal axis label and removes it from the XY plot. Once deleted, this label cannot be retrieved and must be recreated. Note that if there are multiple horizontal axes, the label is deleted from the primary horizontal axis.
Format:
xy_plots template delete hlabel |
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plot_name = | existing_plot |
Example:
xy_plots template delete hlabel & |
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plot_name = | plot_1 |
Description:
Parameter | Value Type | Description |
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Plot_name | Existing Plot | Specifies a string that identifies an existing plot. |
Extended Definition:
1. An xy plot is made of three major components: a TEMPLATE, two or more AXES and one or more CURVES. The plot and the template are the same thing (reference to one implies reference to the other). The template, axes, and the curves have a user specified name. Each plot template is identified by a unique name, and the entire plot may be identified by the name applied to the plot template. An axis or curve will be added to the last plot created if the template name (plot name) is not specified during the creation of the axis or curve.
The plot template is analogous to a piece of paper that the horizontal axis label, vertical axis label, legend, title, and subtitle will be drawn on. One horizontal and one vertical axis is automatically created with the creation of a template. Curves are generated from two components from one or two result set(s). Result sets may be read from a request file, a results file, an independent data file, or created by operations on existing result sets. The visibility of objects on the plot may be turned on or off in order to change the appearance of the plot without having to modify or delete the objects.
2. A plot name is a string of characters that identifies a plot. Plot names are assigned when plots are created. After a plot has been created, it may be referenced by its name until it is deleted. A plot may NOT have the same name as another plot.
A plot_name may be arbitrarily long and a combination of letters of the alphabet and numbers may be used. The leading character must be a letter.