Plotting date (number) on x-axis
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Gligor Terziev
el 18 de Abr. de 2021
Comentada: Star Strider
el 19 de Abr. de 2021
I want to plot all the day numbers on x-axis. I have really big timeseries data with 10-min wind speed averages, starting from 1st April and ending 30th April. I want to plot the wind speed, measured every 10min during the day, for the whole month. And on the x-axis I want to have ticks for every day starting from 1 till 30. Here is the code:
%% direct timetable importing
clc
clear
load april.mat %april timetable
dnum = day(ex1.timestamp);
mnum = month(ex1.timestamp);
myear = year(ex1.timestamp);
myear = unique(myear); %finding year
mnum = unique(mnum); %fingind month number
dlast = unique(max(dnum)); %finding last day
duniq = unique(dnum);
duniq = num2cell(duniq);
plot(ex1.timestamp,ex1.CH1Avg)
hAx = gca;
xlim(datetime([myear myear],[mnum mnum],[1 dlast])); %setting limits
xticklabels(duniq); %setting ticks to 30 like the number of days in April
datetick('x','dd'); %using date ticks, not working when trying dd
When i use in datetick('x','d') it is working. But when i use datetick('x' ,'dd') -it is not working. I also tried with datetick('x','d','keepticks'), but not working properly.
Can someone please help me?
Like it is shown on screenshot I want on x axis to have evenly distributed ticks for every day, starting from 01,02... ending at 30. like it is set in xlim
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Star Strider
el 18 de Abr. de 2021
It is necessary to be creative with the plot and the tick labels.
Try this:
DL = load('april.mat');
ex1 = DL.ex1;
Q1 = ex1(1:10,:);
monthinfo = ex1.timestamp(1);
daylim = eomday(year(monthinfo),month(monthinfo));
figure
plot((1:size(ex1,1)),ex1.CH1Avg)
xt = get(gca,'XTick');
set(gca,'XTick',linspace(min(xt),max(xt),daylim), 'XTickLabel',compose('%02d',(1:daylim)))
Experiment to get the result you want.
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