Notice that adding gutters visually separates graphs, but it does not increase the overall
graph size. To compensate for the gutters, the cells become smaller. This same behavior
is observed by other multi-cell layouts, as well.
Building a Table of Text
One of the most common applications of the GRIDDED layout is to build a table of text
or statistics similar to the following using nested ENTRY statements.
When GRIDDED layouts are used to create tables of text, the tables often appear within
another layout. For example, the table might be used within the plot wall of an
OVERLAY layout, or within a SIDEBAR block of a LATTICE layout. When the table ...
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