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Subject: Re: Directly specify xtics to plot
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adhysatya820@gmail.com wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> In my script, I am defining the xtics as follows:
> 
>     set xrange [0:1]
>     set xtics ("50-Nodes" 0, "90-Nodes" 1)
> 
> Then, I want to plot one dataset on "0" and the other at position "1". So
> far I'm doing this:
> 
>     plot './df-1.csv' u 1:3:4:5 w yerrorbars lt rgb 'red' ti '50-Nodes', \
>          './df-2.csv' u 1:3:4:5 w yerrorbars lt rgb 'blue' ti '90-Nodes'
> 
> But both lines are on top of the 50-Nodes xtic.
> 
> How do I move the second plot to the second xtic?


I guess all your x values are between 0 and 1?
Otherwise the plot commands make no sense.

Try
     plot './df-1.csv' u 1:3:4:5 w yerrorbars lt rgb 'red' ti '50-Nodes', \
          './df-2.csv' u ($1+1.0):3:4:5 w yerrorbars lt rgb 'blue' ti '90-Nodes'