[Gnuplot-info] absolut (y-axis) and relative (y2-axis) plot of the same histogram

[<lyn...@fr...>]

Hello!


Since there hasn't been any reply to my last post I'll try to make the problem
more clear:

A histogram can be plotted with absolut values on the y-axis or with  relative
(normalized) values on the y-axis.
I'm looking for a way to combine the two. I've problems though because the re-
plotting of the data to get the scales on the y2 axis yields normally a second
plot  that  is not incident with the first (see attached hist, green and red).
Since the shape of the histogram is the same this  looks  very  confusing  and
redundant.

Is there a way to
-  either  plot  a  y2-range with a functional dependence on the range gnuplot
chose for plotting on the y-axis?
- or is there a way to plot the same data again using the y2 axis  but  having
both plots coincide?

Thanks for any help or hints
Lynx


On 13/09/10 21:56:33, lyn...@fr... wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> 
> How  can  I  plot a function with two different y-axes? Eg. a histogram and on
> one y-axis its absulte counts per cluster and on the other the relative values
> of each cluster.
> Is  it  possible  to  have  gnuplot  calculate the range for the second y-axis
> depending on the range it chooses for the first y-axis?
> 
> Thanks for any help or hints
> Lynx
> 
> 
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