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[Gnuplot-info] setting 0 on the x-axis

[<rsa...@we...>]

Hello!

Im using Gnuplot version 3.7.

Im trying to plot a data where values on x-axis range from 452 to 455. On 
plotting the graph, 452 value is placed on the origin. But I want zero to 
be on the origin and then values i.e. 452 to be in the next intervals and 
so on.

Since I can't set xrange 0-452, so "set xtics 0" command can not be used 
for my purpose.

PLease tell how can it be accomplished.

Thanks

Regards

Ruchi

Re: [Gnuplot-info] setting 0 on the x-axis

[S <ste...@gm...>]

Hello,

I am not sure what your problem exactly is, but you can try and see
"help xrange" and "help using".
You will find the right commands to set the range or to modify your
values so they move to a range near zero.

Schöne Grüße,
Stephan


rsa...@we... schrieb:
> Hello!
> 
> Im using Gnuplot version 3.7.
> 
> Im trying to plot a data where values on x-axis range from 452 to 455. On 
> plotting the graph, 452 value is placed on the origin. But I want zero to 
> be on the origin and then values i.e. 452 to be in the next intervals and 
> so on.
> 
> Since I can't set xrange 0-452, so "set xtics 0" command can not be used 
> for my purpose.
> 
> PLease tell how can it be accomplished.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Regards
> 
> Ruchi
> 
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Re: [Gnuplot-info] setting 0 on the x-axis

[<HBB...@t-...>]

rsa...@we... wrote:

> Im using Gnuplot version 3.7.

Why such an outdated version?  Version 4.0 has been out for ages.

> Im trying to plot a data where values on x-axis range from 452 to 455. On 
> plotting the graph, 452 value is placed on the origin. But I want zero to 
> be on the origin and then values i.e. 452 to be in the next intervals and 
> so on.

What do you mean by "the next interval" here?

> Since I can't set xrange 0-452, so "set xtics 0" command can not be used 
> for my purpose.

You've confused yourself mightily, it seems.  Why "can't" you set the 
xrange to [0:452] --- what's stopping you?  And why on earth do you want 
to 'set xtics 0'?