Hey,
I'm doing my thesis and I need to produce a lot of plots. With 2 I have a
problem that I can't get past:
http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/file/n4630611/question.png
The left one has lines instead of dots. All I want is a basic line (it's a
time series). So I used the type=l command, but that
On 19.05.2012 17:40, bets wrote:
Hey,
I'm doing my thesis and I need to produce a lot of plots. With 2 I have a
problem that I can't get past:
http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/file/n4630611/question.png
The left one has lines instead of dots. All I want is a basic line (it's a
time series). So
Sorry, I hoped this was already clear enough.
Oké, here are the first rows of the relevant part of the data:
Datum week T.local
29/06/111 19.272420
5/07/11 2 19.305034
13/07/113 17.766046
20/07/114
On May 19, 2012, at 12:36 PM, bets wrote:
Sorry, I hoped this was already clear enough.
Below you offer two examples of console output without naming the
objects from which they came or the code you are attempting to us.
(Also in the all-to-typical manner of those posting through Nabble
Hey,
Thanks for the reply. I tried tod do change this in two ways:
-with the formula, as you recommended (and after reading ?strptime some
similar formulas as well), but this did not help.
-by replacing the date to the form dd/mm/yy. But this didn't change anything
to the plot layout as well.
The
Hello,
Could you post the output of
dput(head(settlepw, 10))
dput(head(hatch, 10))
Just copy the output and paste it in a post. These functions give the first
10 lines (head) and the structure of your datasets.
I'm asking this because with the two example datasets you gave in an earlier
post,
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