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EXAMPLE 1
pl -prefab lines data=data17 x=1 y=2 pointsym=none The data17 file: 331 75 331.624 83.5518 332.105 88.7758 ..etc. EXAMPLE 2
pl -prefab lines data=data10 delim=tab x=1 y=2 y2=4 step=yes \ yrange=0 name="Group A" name2="Group B" xlbl=Months EXAMPLE 3
pl -prefab lines data=data10 delim=tab x=1 y=2 err=3 y2=4 err2=5 \ y3=6 err3=7 y4=8 err4=9 yrange=0 xlbl=Months \ name="Group A" name2="Group B" name3="Group C" name4="Group D" The data10 file: 0 100 2 100 4 100 3 100 4 1.5 92 4 94 7 87 6 86 5 3 89 4 92 8 78 6 74 4 6 86 5 91 8 65 8 61 6 ..etc. EXAMPLE 4
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pl -prefab lines data=data20 x=1 y=2 The data20 file: 1031 20.96 6.4 1032 19.71 5.8 1033 19.98 5.9 ... etc. EXAMPLE 5
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pl -prefab lines data=data20 x=1 y=2 fill=redorange pointsym=none \ y2=2 pointsym2=noneIn this example the same data field was given twice, first to do the filled area, and again to do the blue line. EXAMPLE 6
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pl -prefab lines data=data20 x=1 y=2 gapmissing=yes EXAMPLE 7
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pl -prefab lines data=data20 x=1 y=2 fill=tan1 pointsym=none \ y2=2 pointsym2=none y3=3 pointsym3=none linedet3=color=black \ yrange="0 25" name="background" name3="interior" DESCRIPTIONlines is a prefab for producing line plots with optional point symbols and error bars, for up to four groups. For the first group data points are in data fields given in x and y, and optional error bar value given in err. By default x is assumed to be continuous numeric, but it can be categories if cats is specified (for chronological X data, use the chron prefab ). To display a second curve, use y2, err2, etc. Same for third and fourth curves. This prefab is based on proc lineplot .PARAMETERS
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