Hello,
When I create a graph, margin is too wide. How can I reduce this?
There is an example with this mail.
Thanks.
First you should look at the axes() command with its arguments to control the boundaries of the plot area inside the figure. I always use this to maximize the use of the figure space. I'm not sure, though, whether this works with the kind of plot you want. Check it out. The other thing that is related is the aspect ratio of the plot. A pie chart will only fill up as far as the shortest dimension available, so from your attachment you might try increasing the height or decreasing the width.
Wayne
Romain Bignon wrote:
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Hello,
When I create a graph, margin is too wide. How can I reduce this?
There is an example with this mail.
Thanks.
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First you should look at the axes() command with its arguments to
control the boundaries of the plot area inside the figure. I always use
this to maximize the use of the figure space.
What is argument to do that? In API I didn't find this.
I'm not sure, though,
whether this works with the kind of plot you want. Check it out. The
other thing that is related is the aspect ratio of the plot. A pie
chart will only fill up as far as the shortest dimension available, so
from your attachment you might try increasing the height or decreasing
the width.
If if decrase the width, my pie isn't rounding but eliptical.