x		y
			①	②	③	④	⑤	⑥	⑦

#
# Parallel axis plot
# shows plot layout but would better use some real data set
#
set title "Parallel Axis Plot" font ",15"

set border 0
unset key
set xrange [] noextend
unset ytics

# Use x-axis tic positions to label the axes
set xtics 1 format "axis %g" scale 0,0

# Turn on axis tics for the parallel axes
set for [i=1:5] paxis i tics

# Use the range commands to create an "interesting" plot.
# For suitable input data this is the sort of result you
# might get without axis range manipulation.

set paxis 2 range  [0:30]
set paxis 4 range  [-10:50]
set paxis 5 range  [50:*] reverse
set paxis 5 tics left offset 4

plot 'silver.dat' using 2:3:1:($3/2):2:(int($0/25)) with parallel lt 1 lc variable


Click here for minimal script to generate this plot

x		y
			①	②	③	④	⑤	⑥	⑦

set title "Parallel Axis Plot" font ",15"

set border 0
unset ytics
set xtics ("X" 1, "Y" 2, "Z" 3, "B" 4) nomirror 
set xrange [] noextend
unset key

set paxis 1 tics format '%.0f Å' offset -1
set paxis 4 tics left offset 4 format '%.0f Å^2'
set paxis 4 range [0:40]

plot 'GM1_sugar.pdb' using 6:7:8:10:5 with parallel lc var lw 2


Click here for minimal script to generate this plot