The mixed multiple coordinate graph implements a rectangular graph with up to 16 coordinates represented by one x-axis and 16 y-axes. The x-dimension can be linear, log or date while the y-dimension can be none, linear or log. This results in 100s of possible axes permutations. Each data graphic placed on the graph needs to be associated with one coordinate by selecting the mouse focus before creation of that data graphic. Needless to say, if you need a multiple-y-axis graph then this graph type can provide that feature and if you do not need the complexity then do not use this graph type. In addition to the plethora of attributes, the axes are normally colored to correspond to the data graphic on the graph so that a coordinate association can be made by people viewing the graph. Drag over a graphic view to create a graph or drag one of the pre-made graphs from the factory prototype palette.

Note: When you place graphics on this graph then they are associated with a y-axis. If that y-axis type is changed to "None" then that means the y-axis is removed and the associated coordinate is also removed. Because graphics embedded in that coordinate no longer have a coordinate space those graphics are also removed (permanently deleted). If you change an axis type to other than "None" then the graphics in the corresponding coordinate are transformed to the new coordinate (not deleted).

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