how to plot the time series data with dates showing in x axis
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Hi all, I am trying to plot the monthly time series in the same graph with x axis representing month of year and y axis the time series of data1 and data2 . In the original excel file tss.xlsx are 3 sheets, each has one column(303 rows) of data with names as sheet1:dates( from 07.1990 to 09.2015), sheet2: data1, sheet3:data2. Data is shown as below
tss=
1990/7/31 1.007180601 0.955050804
1990/8/31 0.986132061 0.930056005
1990/9/28 1.143781772 0.944318813
1990/10/31 1.180854071 0.970127084
1990/11/30 1.144684607 0.926718054
1990/12/31 0.958882349 0.870540688
....
2015/7/30 0.800130487 0.819143168
2015/8/31 0.787216726 0.862432198
2015/9/28 0.904850084 0.948935783
I first import the data into matlab and further run the codes as follows
dates=xlsread('tss.xlsx','dates');
data1=xlsread('tss.xlsx','data1');
data2=xlsread('tss.xlsx','data2');
plot(tss(1:303,1),data1,tss(1:303,1),data2)
datetick('x', 'mmmyy', 'keeplimits', 'keepticks')
legend('ts of data1','ts of data2')
grid on
grid minor
I am not satisfied with plotting 1) The x axis does show every year.. I need an x.axis which is labeled from year 1990 to year 2015, with grid of 1 year only. 2) The x axis begins from year 1987 and ends at 2020, but I want the plotting to start in 1990 and ends at 2015. Could you help me to figure out the above questions please? Thank you very much.
Best Jessie
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Titus Edelhofer
el 11 de En. de 2016
Hi Jessie,
you need to set those properties as you want them to be before calling datetick:
t = datenum(1990, 1, 1):25:datenum(2015, 12, 15);
plot(t, rand(size(t)));
xlim([datenum(1990,1,1) datenum(2015, 12, 31)])
set(gca, 'xtick', datenum(1990:2015, 1, 1))
datetick('x', 'mmmyy', 'keeplimits', 'keepticks')
should do about what you want (or if not give hints how to get there :)).
Titus
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