Take this example: using Plots pla = plot(x->x^2, title="Plot A", legend=nothing);plot!(x->x^3) plb = plot(x->x^(1/2), title="Plot B", legend=nothing);plot!(x->x^(1/3)) plot(pla,plb,plb,pla,layout=(2,2),plot_title="Two plots", labels=["Serie1" "Serie2"],legend = :outerbottom) Producing: [myplot] …

Probably not. But could you clarify what you want it to look like?

If you’re willing to use Makie then this can be done with GridLayout() and a Legend() function call (though you could just use regular Axes()). Creating complex layouts | Makie Create impressive data visualizations with Makie, the plotting ecosystem for the Julia language. Build aesthe…

How to plot a "global" legend when using subplots?

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rafael.guerra December 7, 2024, 6:51am 5

In Plots.jl there are two ways to do this: (i) using insets, (ii) using layouts.

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How to plot a "global" legend when using subplots?

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