#ADD SECOND AXIS MATLAB 2012 SERIES#

To make that prettier, based on the length of total duration, fixed time intervals can be chosen. Since I partitioned the data into 9 equal spaces with 10 points, and only at those instances the ticks are drawn, the times are kinda arbitrary. The datetime function converts the input timestamp into date-time format based on the Format provided. HAx.XTickLabel = char(linspace(t(1), t(end), 10)) HAx.XTick = linspace(min(ts), max(ts), 10) T = datetime(ts, 'ConvertFrom', 'epochtime', 'Epoch', 0, 'Format', 'mm:ss') Thus, letРІР‚в„ўs convert the x axis so that it will show time in minute:second format. For small data showing the time in number format could be OK, but if you have larger data, it wouldnРІР‚в„ўt look very nice. Since, in this case the time intervals were 1 second, it is represented by 0:length(d). The y axis shows the measurement during an interval. To make the plot look nicer I have started the time from 0, but when plotting the first point in dataset d, the corresponding time instance will be 1 (the 2nd ts point).Р”В = The first event occurs after a duration of 1 second. Since the data is collected over a duration, there is no measurement at time zero.

#ADD SECOND AXIS MATLAB 2012 SERIES#

Note: The time series duration vector ts is a sequence of numbers showing the durations over which measurements are taken, sort of indices. Now letРІР‚в„ўs plot the time series with time on x axis, and the measurements on the y axis. The measurements are binary values of 0 and 1. We have a dataset called d of 200 points, where each point represents a 1 second duration. If you have a sequence of time intervals, letРІР‚в„ўs say representing seconds and you want to show these in time format rather than a sequence of numbers, this post might help you. To the best of goodРІР‚В¦ research? Hopefully the dollar makes a comeback and smacks Helicopter Ben in the face.I use Matlab quite a lot in my work, and part of that consists of plotting time series data. But thatРІР‚в„ўs quite an expensive piece of machineРІР‚В¦ MoneySupply2 And excel doesnРІР‚в„ўt let you have multiple axis graphs (3 and 4, etc), only bloomberg does. There you go, and hereРІР‚в„ўs the newer charts with two graphs. You can now make it pretty and fit in axis labels and things like that depending on how much you like your professor clients. Oh shoot, why is it on the top? Click that axis only, right click and go to format, where youРІР‚в„ўll be greeted by an old friend. Show it left to right, unless your data somehow goes back in time.Р”В©. Go back up to your chart, and thereРІР‚в„ўs no other x axis despite all that work? Click your chart, go to the ribbon and LAYOUT tab, then axis and horizontal axis. Select your second x series (go to the 2011/2012 date series and drag down to control all).

YouРІР‚в„ўll get a highlighted set representing the old date series (column Bs).

Click on the CPI line (or the one you want to add a secondary x-axis for) and click edit.Р”В¦. Click on the green CPI line, right click, and choose РІР‚Сљselect data.РІР‚СњР”Тђ. You have that date series ready (look at pic excel2.png), and you want it add it in, while keeping the axis for M1 and M2.Р”В¤. I do research for trading, so I have to make it pretty for the customers). (IРІР‚в„ўm going to make it a bit prettier by adjusting the x-axis. Insert chart like normal and format the 2 money supply data (or whatever you have РІР‚вЂњ could be more series!) onto the second vertical axis:Р”Р€b. Get your data ready, so like this: (Choosing 1 date/x-axis so far is OK, weРІР‚в„ўre going to add the other one later).Р”Сћ. MoneySupplyР”Р„lso, more updated chart on the bottom. Here is the excel file (look on sheet 2, since I just did it with random data). This is the end product, all done with excel and no paint at all. Most of the guides online are for the old versions of Excel, which by comparison with the shiny ribbon on the new ones, isnРІР‚в„ўt quite the same.

Making this post because the old joke one was getting way too many hits without actually giving any help.

Add second axis matlab 2012