On Thu, 20 Sep 2012, Sven Schreiber wrote:
gretl successfully imported excel files with data for me, where to
my
amazement the first column which contained the definitions of the
categories was automatically imported as "observation markers" (in
gretl-speak). We're talking about histogram data here, i.e. the
categories are ranges and the data values are the (absolute) number of
occurrences.
My question: Is it possible to make these observation markers appear as
tick labels on the x-axis, when I do a plot of my variable against the
index variable to get the visual shape of the histogram?
Hope I made myself clear here.
You do. But the answer is that there's no built-in way to get gretl
to use observation markers as xtic labels; as things stand you'd
have to add them to the gnuplot input file manually.
Allin Cottrell