Reputation: 20405
I have a bunch of time-indexed data, that I have to plot with MATLAB.
The current format of the time is as follows
23:55:42,-147928.686833054
23:55:43,-147928.404621219
23:55:44,-147928.219419702
23:55:45,-147928.395802099
23:55:46,-147928.492812417
23:55:47,-147928.413440339
23:55:48,-147928.386982979
I simply wish to plot the second column, the values, against the first column, the time.
I can of course take the first time point as 0, and next as 1, ..., and so on. However, I wish to stick with the original timing.
How may I deal with this type of time handily?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2076
Reputation: 283941
Convert your time values using datenum
. Create an X-Y plot in the usual way. And ask for time-formatted labels with
datetick('x', 13)
For example:
plot(datenum(a(:,1)), a(:,2));
datetick('x', 13)
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 3071
Try the property "XTickLabel" after plotting.
You can use it with a cell of strings of your data:
plot(second-column-values)
Times={'23:55:42','23:55:43',...}
set(gca,'XTickLabel',Times)
Upvotes: 0