In this case, an external axis that might be displayed near an empty cell is displayed near
a populated cell instead. Here is example output.
Adjusting the Sizes of Rows and Columns
By default, the rows and columns of the lattice are of the same depth and width. You can
use the ROWWEIGHTS= and COLUMNWEIGHTS= options on the LAYOUT
LATTICE statement to designate different row depths or column widths or both.
Consider the following settings:
LAYOUT LATTICE / ROW=2 COLUMNS=2
ROWWEIGHTS=(.6 .4) COLUMNWEIGHTS=(.45 .65);
Figure 12.3 on page 209 uses these settings. The ROWWEIGHTS= setting specifies that
the first row gets 60% of available row space, and ...
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