I have the data in the following format
+CMT: "+944434556","","17/06/20,13:51:21+22" Level 255mm
And I want to plot a graphic between time on x axis and 255 on y axis. Can you please let me know the code for the above?
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To help me understand better, can you show more lines of your data file ? What part of the time do you want to display in the x-axis (hours, date, +944434556,...)?PinkFloyd– PinkFloyd2017-06-22 07:32:39 +00:00Commented Jun 22, 2017 at 7:32
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from this +CMT: "+944434556","","17/06/20,13:51:21+22" Level 255mm, i want 13:51:21 on x axis and 255 on y axis.Praneeth Bedadala– Praneeth Bedadala2017-06-23 06:56:13 +00:00Commented Jun 23, 2017 at 6:56
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I am getting data in this format +CMT: "+944434556","","17/06/20,13:51:21+22" Level 255mm coninuously from sim cards. Now i have to plot a graph between time 13:51:21 on x axis and 255 on y axisPraneeth Bedadala– Praneeth Bedadala2017-06-23 06:59:10 +00:00Commented Jun 23, 2017 at 6:59
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This is what I think you want :
plot "<awk -F'[, +m\"]' '{print $5, $16, $12}' datafile.dat" u 1:2:xtic(3) notitle
where datafile.dat contains your data.
In order to find the location on the x-axis, I assumed that 944434556 also represent the time. So the point is in reality set at (944434556,255) but the plot displays 13:51:21. Of course, you could also do :
plot "<awk -F'[, +m\"]' '{print $16, $12}' datafile.dat" u 1:xtic(2) notitle
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Praneeth Bedadala
when i am trying to run the above code i am getting an error cannot create pipe for data
PinkFloyd
does
awk -F'[, +m\"]' '{print $5, $16, $12}' datafile.dat work for you ? (simply run this in a terminal where datafile.dat is located)Praneeth Bedadala
No its not working. It is throwing an error undefined variable: awk