Switching the X and Y axis in a ListLinePlot

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Hello and thanks for checking out the post.

I have here a few lines of very simple code.

Rexp = {.21, .25, .3};
texp = {0, 1000, 2000};

ListLinePlot[{texp, xexp}]

This graph is just a simple line based on the numbers of text and xexp. All I want to do is switch their axis. Right now the texp is on the Y axis and the xexp is on the X axis. How do you switch them so that I may be able to use ‘Show[]’ to put two plots on one graph. Would someone be able to tell me how to do this?

I have looked everywhere I could for a solution, but I can’t find anything.

Thanks,
Vardo

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Vardo,

if I understand correctly, then after plotting x[ t ] of your data

xexp = {.21, .25, .3};
texp = {0, 1000, 2000};
ListLinePlot[Transpose@{texp, xexp}]

you would now like to plot t[ x ] :

ListLinePlot[(Transpose[{texp, xexp}] /. {t_, x_} -> {x, t})]

Hope this helps,
Peter

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ListLinePlot[(Transpose[{texp, xexp}] /. {t_, x_} -> {x, t})]

In other words,

ListLinePlot[Transpose[{xexp, texp}]]