(DATALATTICE and DATAPANEL layouts) provide options (for example, INSET=)
that enable you to construct and locate insets in multi-cell layouts, without using
ENTRY statements.
This chapter shows several techniques for adding insets to a graph. It assumes that you
are familiar with the concepts and techniques presented in Chapter 15, “Adding Titles,
Footnotes, and Text Entries to Your Graph,” on page 281 and Chapter 11, “Creating
Gridded Graphs Using the GRIDDED Layout ,” on page 179.
Creating a Simple Inset with an ENTRY Statement
You can use an ENTRY statement to create a simple inset within most layout blocks.
If you create the insets within a ...
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