Hey Karina! Big fan of your videos. Can I make a request? I'm looking into how to make a grouped line chart that all use the same Y-axis, but the X-axis contains 4 conditions, with each condition containing two variables (control and experimental). Instead of making a panel chart like you show here, would it be possible to have it all on the same on the same graph, but limiting the lines to stay within their respective condition like so: i.imgur.com/rQ7qYQI.png Imagine that the black bars I've added in paint are boundaries for the conditions of which the lines shouldn't cross. I hope that my explanation makes sense. Thank you.
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Hey Karina! Big fan of your videos. Can I make a request?
I'm looking into how to make a grouped line chart that all use the same Y-axis, but the X-axis contains 4 conditions, with each condition containing two variables (control and experimental). Instead of making a panel chart like you show here, would it be possible to have it all on the same on the same graph, but limiting the lines to stay within their respective condition like so: i.imgur.com/rQ7qYQI.png
Imagine that the black bars I've added in paint are boundaries for the conditions of which the lines shouldn't cross.
I hope that my explanation makes sense.
Thank you.
Based on your description I think you want something similar to the method used in this video th-cam.com/video/5nf8rucx80E/w-d-xo.html
@@karinaadcock Exactly! Thank you.