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From: Chris Degnen on 30 Jan 2010 07:30
Alternatively:

(* Adapting the documented ListLinePLot example *)
ListLinePlot[Prime[Range[16]], Filling -> Axis, Frame -> True,
FrameTicks -> {{{1, "Jan"}, {4, "Feb"}, {7, "Mar"}, {10, "Apr"},
{13, "May"}, {16, "Jun"}}, Automatic, None, None}]


> I'm trying to create a ListLinePlot with custom labels on
> the x-axis, i.e. "January, February..." instead of "1, 2..."
>
> The ChartLabels option doesn't seem to be compatible with
> ListLinePlot. Do you guys have any other suggestions, or
> possibly a way of hacking this with AxesLabel?
>

From: Bob Hanlon on 31 Jan 2010 05:59

data = RandomReal[{10, 100}, {12}];

DateListPlot[data, {2009, 1},
Joined -> True]

ListLinePlot[data,
Frame -> True,
Axes -> False,
PlotRange -> {{.8, 12.2}, All},
FrameTicks -> {
{Automatic, Automatic},
{Join[{#, ""} & /@ Range[12], {{1, "Jan"}, {4, "Apr"},
{7, "Jul"}, {10, "Oct"}}],
{#, ""} & /@ Range[12]}},
GridLines -> {{#, GrayLevel[.85]} & /@ Range[4, 10, 3], None}]


Bob Hanlon

---- Eddie Fonner <efonner(a)armus.com> wrote:

=============
I'm trying to create a ListLinePlot with custom labels on the x-axis, i.e. "January, February..." instead of "1, 2..."

The ChartLabels option doesn't seem to be compatible with ListLinePlot. Do you guys have any other suggestions, or possibly a way of hacking this with AxesLabel?


--

Bob Hanlon


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