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Subject: Re: alignmnet values xaxes and x2 axes
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> If it's just a question of having both values labeled for each
> time point, you might try:
> 
> set datafile separator ","
> set xlabel "Time"
> set x2label "Distance"
> set xtics
> set x2tics
> plot 'file' using 1:3:xtics(1):x2tics(2)
                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  

> The labels along x2 will be correct, but the axis will be slightly
> non-linear.

sorry, typo.
That should be 

  plot 'file' using 1:3:xticlabels(1):x2ticlabels(2)

> 
>> Thanks,
>> Klaus