Hello,
Use argument yaxt = "n" of function symbols. yaxt means "y axis type"
and "n" for "none" (or "no").
Then plot the axis with axis(2, ...)
Hope this helps,
Rui Barradas
Em 29-11-2012 16:17, seanlilley escreveu:
Hi,
The axis function plots an axis ontop of my current axis. So although I am
able to write my labels in, they are written ontop of the numbers in the
current axis rather than replacing them. Any other alternatives?
Sean
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