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i really beg your pardon... usually i always refrain from asking silly
questions before having thought lengthly enough... but i was too much
in a hurry
what a shame... I've found out that
set set yrange [1:1e-5]
set log y
does the trick
thank you :)
Alessandro Salvatori wrote:
> Hi,
> sorry to bother, but i have very little time and google is not
> helping much :(
>
> is there a way to flip the y-axis (have values increase from the top
> to the bottom)?
> it's not just a matter of giving labels to tics and putting a minus in
> front of the second column of data, as my plot is in logscale...
>
> thank you very much indeed!
> Alessandro Salvatori
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