Hi guys, I plot some list the graphic is perfect (every dot corresponding to a %). But, on the x-axis is scaled 1 to 3, and I want it to follow some hours (24, 72, 168). I made a dumb solution just to visualize what I want. Does anyone has a tips / solution? I appreciate the help <3
What I want
Dumb solution
Silvia:
ListPlot can handle several different shapes of data.
When you pass in a list of list of numbers, ListPlot assumes that you want to plot 3 variables. Since you passed a list of numbers for each of those variables, ListPlot assumes you provided the y values and it assumes the x values, starting at one and counting up. That is why you have three x values (1, 2 and 3).
If you instead pass in a list of list of points, you will get what you are looking for. That would look something like:
ListPlot[{{{24, 5}, {72, 10}, {168, 8}}, {{24, 15}, {72, 32}, {168, 10}}, {{24, 25}, {72, 64}, {168, 15}}]
The documentation explains this a bit better, but it takes a while to get used to the Wolfram documentation style.
Good luck and have a great and safe rest of your week.
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it worked!!! Thanks so much T_T <3 i get confuse with “the way mathematica” thinks.
