Dear Cristián,

Do you have Lattex installed on your computer? If the answer is "yes" you can plot the series you want and save them to the session as an icon and then, using the icon view window, drag the icons to the "graph page" icon.

Best regards,

Henrique

2014-11-06 0:27 GMT-02:00 Cristián Arturo Ducoing Ruiz <cducoingr@gmail.com>:

Hello everyone, 

I'm working in a paper (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/264418342_Capital_Stock_in_Machinery__Equipment_and_Energy_Consumption_Patterns_between_Latin_America_and_Western_Europe._1800_-_1970) with several times series and I want to save some space. 

I have done this graph

Energy Capital ratio 

Europe and Latin America 1870 -1970

The problem, i that I need to put en any little graph another variable (Energy Intensity in this case), something similar to this simple plot

Do you have some ideas or I must do it with R? 

I'm a really Gretl fan so i preffer to do with this great software!

Thank you everyone for this user list 

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