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If you are using the X column, it may be because it has very long values,then it makes a day column 19:29
, but by definition the values and title of the axis should appear.
Try using the formula, i.e.. y~x
y<-1:9
x<-11:19
plot(y~x)
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If you are using the X column, it may be because it has very long values,then it makes a day column 19:29
, but by definition the values and title of the axis should appear.
Try using the formula, i.e.. y~x
y<-1:9
x<-11:19
plot(y~x)
I created a new column for days, but it still doesn’t show :/ dataset.new$day = 19:31 par(mar=c(1,1,1)) Plot(dataset.new$day, dataset.new$Avg.1)
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