Markus voigt wrote:
> because it should start at 2. Is there a parameter where you can define
> the start on the x-axis?
Maybe this will help you?
datax1 <- 1:8
datax2 <- 2:9
datay1 <- runif(length(datax1))
datay2 <- runif(length(datax2))
plot(x=datax1, y=datay1, type="l", col="blue", xlab="X",
ylab="Y",xlim=range(c(datax1, datax2)), ylim=c(0,1))
lines(x=datax2, y=datay2, col="red")
Best,
Roland
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