Hello Ida
You simply add the ymode to the groupplot environment. All options in that
option base is directed to all subplots.
So:
%%%%%%%%%
\begin{groupplot}[group style={group size=2 by 2},ymode=log]
\nextgroupplot
...
\nextgroupplot
...
\nextgroupplot
...
\nextgroupplot[ymode=normal]
...
\end{groupplot}
%%%%%%%%%
In the above example the last plot is not logarithmic.
Kind regards Nick
2010/9/28 Ida Schönfeld <scho...@htw-dresden.de>
> Hello,
>
> I've got 3 area plots which use a semilogyaxis. I would like to group them
> in a 2 by 2 (with one empty plot). Now I'm wondering, is it somehow
> possible to define my axis as a semilogyaxis for all the plots when I'm
> using groupplots? Or do I have to define 3 axis and place them where I
> want them?
>
> Thank you for your effort.
>
> Greetings, Ida
>
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