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Hi Walter,

Thank you for the reply!  The function subplot seems to be getting in the way with what I am looking to do.  Is there a better way of doing this?  I could possibly create two different axes over one another.  If I  wanted to plot the single bar plot, I could display it on axes1 and make axes2 invisible.  If I wanted to plot multiple pdf plots, I could call subplot and display it on axes2 and make axes1 invisible.  

This seems problematic, because when I call subplot, it is still going to erase axes2, correct?  Is there a way to do this so I don't loose my axes and can reuse it over and over with each different type of plot?

Thanks for your help!!

V/R
Bill King