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Hello!

I want to plot data from 2 files into one graph and the data has
different y-values (for example the one in the range [-1,1] and the
second in the range [50,100]. Can gnuplot generate two ordinates to plot
them into the same diagramm with different y-axes?

Another question:
I'm using the logscale option and the grid option. But I don't get a
logarithmic grid. I want to have grid-lines for example at:
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,...
and not just at the values 1,10,100,...
is this possible?

Thanks and Best Regards,
Florian

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Yes. See 'help x2tics' and 'help plot' for input about how to use the
secondary y axis.

Quote:> Another question:
> I'm using the logscale option and the grid option. But I don't get a
> logarithmic grid. I want to have grid-lines for example at:
> 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,...
> and not just at the values 1,10,100,...

Logarightmic grids by default get major ticks (with numeric labels)
only at every "decade", at most.  Sub-decade ticks are no labelled,
but they're still there.  To get grid lines for those, too, use

        set grid xtics mxtics ytics mytics

(and "help grid" for details).
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Quote:> Hello!

> I want to plot data from 2 files into one graph and
> the data has
> different y-values (for example the one in the range
> [-1,1] and the
> second in the range [50,100]. Can gnuplot generate
> two ordinates to plot
> them into the same diagramm with different y-axes?

See 'help plot', note the axes option, and 'help
xrange'.

For example:

set y2range [50:100]
plot ... axes x1y2'

Quote:> Another question:
> I'm using the logscale option and the grid option.
> But I don't get a
> logarithmic grid. I want to have grid-lines for
> example at:
> 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,...
> and not just at the values 1,10,100,...
> is this possible?

Yes, but you must set the y-tics yourself.

See 'help xtics'.

For example:

set ytics (1, 2, 3, ...)

Good plotting,

     --jab

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