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  • Subject: [mg16799] LogLinearListPlot
  • From: Torrese <Torrese at emic.ucl.ac.be>
  • Date: Tue, 30 Mar 1999 02:35:08 -0500
  • Organization: UCL-EMIC
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Hi Dave,

David Annetts wrote:

> Hi Torrese
> >
>
> You can specify how Ticks should be placed.  For example, I can plot the list
> {x, Log[10, y]} using ListPlot by specifying that FrameTicks->{LinearScale,
> LogScale, None, None}
> or FrameTicks->{LinearScale, LogScale, LinearScale, LogScale} if you prefer.
>
> Perhaps this method works with MultipleListPlot?
>

I think the problem is complicate. First of all my data are negative, then
it's impossible calculate Log[10,y] when y<0. In any case, if  I consider
 y>0
FrameTicks doesn't work correctly. Moreover if I use the Ticks statement 
 I've
an error. Is there any way to specify a plotting symbol with LogLinearListPlot ?



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