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fsjodin
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 Posted - 14 Aug 2007 : 19:10:47
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In a strip plot with time on the Y axis, is there a way to specify that if the duration between two data points is greater than a certain amount of time, no line should be drawn to connect the two data points?
Also, is it possible to specify that if the duration between two data points is greater than a certain amount of time, that time block is collapsed? That is to not show that period of time on the X axis.
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quinncurtis
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Posted - 15 Aug 2007 : 10:33:21
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First, we don't support a strip chart with time on the y-axis. All of our example use the x-axis for scrolling, whether it is time or numeric.
Second, there is no automatic way "to specify that if the duration between two data points is greater than a certain amount of time, no line should be drawn to connect the two data points". What you can do is just go through the data yourself, and if you find a section where you want the data to break, stop the current dataset at that point and create a new dataset, and cooresponding line plot, starting at the next point. Your data will end up being plotted by multiple datasets. Adjacent datasets/lineplots will not be joined with a connecting line.
Third, it is NOT "possible to specify that if the duration between two data points is greater than a certain amount of time, that time block is collapsed". The software does not have a means of collapsing arbitrary sections of a coordinate system. |
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Gaps in data
