On Feb 19, 2010, at 2:20 AM, Jeremie Smaga wrote:
Good morning,
I am currently displaying a time series with the time on the Y axis,
and the
values on the X axis.
The problem is that I wanted to reverse the Y axis (that is, to have
the
latest date the closest to the X axis).
So I looked for a way to do this on this mailing list and I found a
response: inverting the ylim parameter of the plot.
I did it, the data are displayed correctly, but now the problem is
that
there is no more labels on the Y axis.
How should I proceed to have it back?
Here is my code:
*******************************
sMin=min(series[,2:3])
sMax=max(series[,2:3])
plot(series[,
2
],dates
,xlim
=
c
(sMin
,sMax
),ylim
=c(max(dates),min(dates)),col="green",main="",type="l",xlab="Value")
*******************************
Offhand I would guess:
..., xlim = rev (range( series([, 2:3] ) ), ...
And I suppose you have your own reasons for not offering the data to
test possible solutions.
--
David.
Thanks,
--
Jeremie
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