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I am using the following code to generate the enclosed figure:

xyplot(data$SA..m2.g.~ date2 | data$RH*data$type, groups=data$env,
  pch=c(19,15,1), col=c("gray50","black","black"),cex=1.3,
  xlab=list("Time (days)", cex=1.6), ylab=list(ylabel,cex=1.6),
  scales=list(alternating = 1, cex=1.1, y=list(relation="free",
  limits = rep(list(c(0, 20), c(0, 20), c(0, 20), c(0, 300), c(0,300), c(0,300))))))

I have used the relation="free" parameter so that the "surface areas" on the top and bottom rows can be independently set to the fixed values c(0,300) and c(0,20), respectively. However, I want to remove the space between the panels and only use one set of axes on the left. When I use the draw=FALSE parameter, all the axes disappear. How do I remove the axes/labels from the middle and right panels? Even better would be to connect the three panels together and only use the left-most set of axes. Sorry, don't have enough reputation points to actually post the images.

BenBarnes
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  • You can put a link to your picture and someone with more reputation can edit your question to add it. – agstudy Jun 05 '13 at 07:28
  • I doubt that someone will handle this without sample data. And when revise it: note that xyplot(data$SA...) is a quite uncommon notation. The usual way is to supply data=data as argument, and then omit all data$ in the formula and groups. – Dieter Menne Jun 05 '13 at 09:31

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