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I am trying to create a line graph that displays a count of specific jobs done per month. The table looks something like this:
Month | Hours | Job |
Jan | 3 | Cleaning |
Jan | 4 | Cleaning |
Mar | 7 | Cleaning |
Mar | 5 | Repair |
Apr | 6 | Cleaning |
The wanted line graph should then show a count of the "Cleaning" job per month. The wanted result should look something like this:
But what I have right now look like this:
The problem is that the points are barely visible and halfway outside the plot. So my problem is, I need a way to dynamically set the limits of the Y-axis such that the points don't end up like this. I could set a fixed range for the Y-axis, but since some jobs range between 1-3 and some jobs from 80-100, a fixed Y-axis wouldn't be the best.
Is there some way for solving this?
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@Anonymous , on scatter(line) plot, take a month on the axis and Job as a legend and then try.
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@Anonymous , on scatter(line) plot, take a month on the axis and Job as a legend and then try.
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