Question

Is there a way to define a x-axis based on two dimensions (or groups)? For instance, I have a first dimension groups with the names "linord-rd", "linord-rs", and "linord-reg". Now I want a second dimension granuality with values 3, 6, 9, and 12. For each combination of groups and granuality I would like to plot a box plot. So it should look like

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|     box plots for each combination      |
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| lo-rd lo-rs lo-reg | lo-rd lo-rs lo-reg |
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|         3          |         6          |
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and so on. Sorry for the bad visualization. Hope you get the point.

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Solution

It is not currently possible, unfortunately, at least not easily. There are plans to implement support for that feature, but it's not trivial, and we lack developer time. May be you can add a second axis and a second box plot with less series (with just one 0 as datum for its series so that nothing is displayed except the labels) I joins a sample of what I could do (with random values). Hope this helps. enter image description here

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