Combinatorial diagrams are often seen in sci papers. Why use a combination diagram? That's because you may meet the requirements for the number of drawings when submitting a manuscript. This requires us to combine and typeset multiple pictures together, which is clear and can highlight key points. Why not? However, the dpi requirement of the combination chart is relatively high. In addition to the mainstream PS processing, I will give two examples today:

Me. graphpad prism 8.0

1. At this time, we will tile out the four groups of data that have been input, and each group of data has its own graphics, but how to combine them? Look:

2. Click New → New Layout/As indicated by the arrow/Click New Layout directly to get:

3. Click one of the cells:

4. After the selection is completed, the combination diagram is generated. Isn't that simple? If you are not satisfied with the details such as the proportion of each figure in the combination diagram, you can double-click to adjust it:

2.。 Ppt typesetting group diagram, I used office 20 13.

1. Copy the above picture of data 1-4 generated by prism into ppt.

2. In order, figure 1 is the best standard here, and the length and width of each picture are the same (there is a baseline for dragging pictures in ppt to facilitate alignment). Proficient in using ctrl+A (select all) and ctrl+G (combination).

3. Adjust the size of the ppt page

4. Click File → Save As → Save as tif format to get the exported picture in tif format. Right-click the picture properties → Details to see the resolution of the exported picture (dpi is only 96). . .