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From: Thomas S. <t.s...@fz...> - 2011-08-07 12:55:59
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use set datafile missing "<string>" and put the string or character (depends on what you have chosen for <string>) at the no-data locations in your datafile. e.g.: set data file missing "?" # x-axis y-axis1 y-axis2 y-axis3 0 1 ? 23 1 3 31 32 2 5 45 3 ? 23 4 ? 49 5 10 12 6 15 7 frank007 wrote: > > Hi i need help, iam having a datafile including multible pairs of data (it > is just one collumn for the x-axis but multiple collumns for y-axis data > using the same x-axis). Plotting is no problem in general, but i have a > special situation now with gaps in some of the y-axis data which results > in gnuplot plotting data from another collumn because of the gap. Here is > a example > datafile: > # x-axis y-axis1 y-axis2 y-axis3 > 0 1 23 > 1 3 31 32 > 2 5 45 > 3 23 > 4 49 > 5 10 12 > 6 15 > 7 > > is there a blank symbol i can put into the empty parts of one collumns to > keep gnuplot from using the data from the neighbouring collumns? > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/datafile%3A-multiple-y-axis-data-but-with-gaps-in-some-collumns--tp32211954p32212216.html Sent from the Gnuplot - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. |