I don’t know how to better describe this.
Given:
p1 = plot(rand(10))
p2 = plot(rand(10))
is there a way to use p1 and p2 to produce a two-subplot figure? Something like:
p = plot(layout=(2,1))
plot!(p, p1, subplot=1)
plot!(p, p2, subplot=2)
(that does not work, but the intention is clear, I think).
https://docs.juliaplots.org/stable/layouts/
Have to install it for a real example, and you know… TTFP 
Oh, yes, I know how to do plots with multiple subplots. The thing here is that I had a function that returned a plot, and now I wanted to combine multiple returns of the function into a multiple-plot plot.
(but I have managed a workaround already, by passing the Plot structure to the function and the corresponding subplot).
Anyway I was curious if that could work.
plot(p1,p2,layout=(2,1))
well, my TTFP wasn’t that bad…
Isn’t that what you want?
Yes, great! didn’t realize that was possible.