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From: Theo <th...@gm...> - 2013-10-20 09:57:21
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Hi there, I have data files with missing data. e.g. the following TAB-separated file with 4 columns. 13.05.2013 0 1 16.4 14.05.2013 0 16.5 15.05.2013 0 16.2 16.05.2013 0 17 17.05.2013 0 16.6 18.05.2013 0 1 19.05.2013 0 1 20.05.2013 0 1 17.2 21.05.2013 0 16.8 22.05.2013 0 16.9 23.05.2013 0 16.9 If I want to plot column 4 gnuplot seems to plot only the data where there are 4 values in the row. If I want to plot column 3 it plots mostly data of column 4. Since gnuplot has the option to define how it should handle missing data I expected that set datafile missing "" # empty string will solve the issue. But it doesn't work. plot 'Data.dat' u 1:4 with lines plot 'Data.dat' u 1:($4) with lines doesn't work either. And 'help missing' doesn't help me further. I do not want to change all the missing data to '?' or 'NaN'. Any spreadsheet program manages to import correctly such data with empty fields. So I expected that gnuplot can also do it... Any option that I missed? Thanks, Theo. |