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    This works perfectly, thank you! Best, James

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    This works perfectly, than you! Best, James

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    Hello, I would like to align vertically two plots, but the yaxis labels prevent me from doing that. Here is a minimal working example: set multiplot #first plot set size 1,.5 set origin 0,0 set format y "" unset ytics set ytics add ("1" 1, "-1" -1) offset 0,0 p cos(x) #second plot res set size 1,0.3 set origin 0,.5 set format y "" unset ytics set ytics add ("1000" 1000, "-1000" -1000) offset 0,0 p 1000*sin(x) unset multiplot Which generates this plot Because the ylabel in the top panel has 4 digits...

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    Hello everyone, I would like to make a plot of the following data file , by assigning a different color to each point, where the color is assigned based on the value in the first column. I know how to do this for a plot made of points: set palette model HSV defined ( 0 0 1 1, 1 1 1 1 ) # rainbow palette p for [n=8:16] 'data.dat' every ::n::n pt 7 lc palette frac ((n-8.0)/(16.0-8.0)) ps 4 noti which gives me the following output . Now consider the same plot as above, but with histograms rather than...

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    Thank you, but that does not answer my question.

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    I am using Gnuplot G N U P L O T Version 5.1 patchlevel 0 last modified 2017-05-08 on OS X 10.11.2, and I get the following behavior which I do not understand. Given the following file 'data.dat' http://ge.tt/4Qejp6k2 , I execute p for [i=1:4] 'data.dat' u 1:(column(1+i)) w l Because there are only four columns in data.dat, this plot is out of range, but it gives me no error message, it just plots columns 2 to 4. Why? I would like to have an error message in order to find out when I am doing something...

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    The second option works very well, thank you.

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    Hello everybody, I am using Gnuplot on OS X 10.11.2, and I would like to plot a three-dimensional parametric plot with dashed lines with the epslatex terminal. I have run into this discussion, which states that there is a bug as for plotting dashed lines with epslatex, and that the problem has been fixed in the CVS version. I installed the gnuplot CVS version, so now when I start gnuplot I get G N U P L O T Version 5.1 patchlevel 0 last modified 2017-05-08 With this version, I run the following commands...

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