zamshabeer
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Hello
I have data that is sample at various times across multiple days. The frequency of sampling is not fixed, nor is the interval between sampling times.
When I plot the data as a time series, the graph does not represent the time interval between samples. It appears as if I have taken the samples every x hours.
Is there a way to set the x-axis to scale?
To put it in another way, here is another example, I have data for Jan, Feb, Nov and Dec. I want the graph to show 2 data points on the left of the graph, a gap for the months in between and then data for Nov and Dec on the right. But I can't get this to work. All I get is 4 data points equally spaced out.
For the 2nd example above, it is easy to put some spacing by using blank rows for the months in the middle. But the 1st example is the real data that I am working with and that is measured down to the minute for the sampling time. So I can't have so many blank rows.
I hope I have explained the issue clearly enough.
Thanks
Alakazam
I have data that is sample at various times across multiple days. The frequency of sampling is not fixed, nor is the interval between sampling times.
When I plot the data as a time series, the graph does not represent the time interval between samples. It appears as if I have taken the samples every x hours.
Is there a way to set the x-axis to scale?
To put it in another way, here is another example, I have data for Jan, Feb, Nov and Dec. I want the graph to show 2 data points on the left of the graph, a gap for the months in between and then data for Nov and Dec on the right. But I can't get this to work. All I get is 4 data points equally spaced out.
For the 2nd example above, it is easy to put some spacing by using blank rows for the months in the middle. But the 1st example is the real data that I am working with and that is measured down to the minute for the sampling time. So I can't have so many blank rows.
I hope I have explained the issue clearly enough.
Thanks
Alakazam