Dear Stefan,
thanks for the reply and for the links. You're right, the shift is not
essential for producing a waterfall plot. I did eventually use
\addplot ... y expr=\thisrowno{1} + <some y-shift value>...
for the desired outcome, so the issue is probably a case of mixing
incompatible features.
My best,
- J.
P.S. As my friend noted once, pgfplots gives too nice output - it will
ruin you for good, and now I weep every time I have to edit a *.doc
manuscript sent by a collaborator.
pe, 2016-10-07 kello 21:23 +0200, Stefan Pinnow kirjoitti:
> Dear Johannes,
>
> > Dear all,
> > I have some data I want to plot as a waterfall plot by using the
> > shift={()} option in \addplot. Unfortunately this seems to break the
> > legend entries/legend box in general.
>
> For the record: As far as I know `shift' isn't supported by PGFPlots (at
> least I cannot find it in the manual) whereas `xshift' and `yshift' are.
>
> Nonetheless, using these will "break" the legend, too. But I don't think
> that this is bug. We will see what Christian says about that.
>
> ----------
>
> Do you really need the shift key to produce the waterfall chart? Maybe these
> links provide some alternatives which avoid using one of the `shift' keys.
> <http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/281988/waterfall-chart>
> <http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/62699/waterfall-chart>
>
>
> Best regards,
> Stefan
>
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