Re: [Gnuplot-info] Exceptions from csv-files

[Clement L. <the...@gm...>]

Hello,

One method is to use awk within gnuplot, e.g.:

plot "< awk '{if(NR > minRow && NR < maxRow) { if($1 <= maxVal || $2
>= minVal) {print $0} }}' yourData.dat"

I have to be quite general here because I don't know the specifics of
your data format. awk will take yourData.dat, process it according to
the criteria you stated, and gnuplot will plot the result of awk's
processing.

Also, I've not tested the awk code above, but the general idea should
be correct.

On 16 May 2013 08:45, tk110830 <kie...@we...> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have the following problem: I would like to use Gnuplot to make graphs
> from experiment data stored in a csv-file. But I cannot use the whole data
> (adjustment processes are also logged and would compromise the real graph)
> and I cannot have a fix value of line numbers to leave out because the
> adjustment processes take different times. Is there any way to get gnuplot
> to use only lines in specific value ranges and to also leave out the first
> and last few lines of these ranges?
>
> Kind regards
> - TK
>
>
>
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