I have a data file in which a floating-point time column increases from zero to some large value. Each time-point is associated with a data point.
The time points also happen to correspond to months, such that 0=Jan, 1=Feb, ..., 11=Dec, 12=Jan, 13=Feb, ...
I'd like to plot this data such that I see the month names on the X-axis instead of 0-*.
Is there a way to do this?
If it's helpful, I can also pre-generate the month name in the data.
Sample data, with the possibly-helpful month name included, follows.
#Time Month Data 0.01 Jan 0 0.055 Jan 0 0.2575 Jan 0 1.1687 Feb 0 1.9889 Feb 0 3.1037 Apr 0.00065915 3.2427 Apr 0.0035198 4.0656 May 0.03785 4.2134 May 0.041977 5.0032 Jun 0.049293 6.024 Jul 0.080957 7.0317 Aug 0.34284 7.9847 Aug 0.80902 8.0081 Sep 0.8149 8.9749 Sep 0.94009 9.0316 Oct 0.94389 9.9893 Oct 0.97967 10.058 Nov 0.97967 10.295 Nov 0.97967 11.125 Dec 0.97967 13.151 Feb 0.97967 13.696 Feb 0.97967 14.124 Mar 0.9797 15.119 Apr 0.97733
stats, but what you have there should work as well (I haven't actually needed to usestatsmuch, so I haven't explored it as much as most of the other corners of gnuplot). - mgilson