Re: [Gnuplot-info] How to set starting value, ending value and increment between adjacent values on x-axis?

[Gopesh P. <gop...@ya...>]

Sorry for asking such a silly question. I found it out later.
But I have still a small problem. I am plotting indexes (data blocks) from
my datafile. I have 10 such indexes and by default gnuplot starts it from 0
till 9. Is there any way so that I can start it from 1 and go till 10?




Thomas Sefzick wrote:
> 
>> Currently my x-axis displays the values 2,4,6,8 and 10. 
>> But I want to set the starting value, ending value and the
>> interval between them according to my needs. For example,
>> I want to display values 1,2,3,,...10 where starting value is
>> 1, ending value is 10 and increment between adjacent values 1.
>> Does anybody knows how is it possible?
> 
> set xtics 0,1,10
> 
> see 'help set xtics'
> 
> 

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