Try ?xts or ?zoo packages instead of ts.
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On January 31, 2016 3:59:30 PM PST, Jeff Reichman <reichm...@sbcglobal.net>
wrote:
>R-Help Users
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>How do I plot "Dates" on the x-axis of a TS plot
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>mydata<-c(575,125,950,5020,2515,565,135,945,5100,2510,580,140,955,5045,2505,
>570,135,1000,5005,2520,580,130,925,5000,2525,585,120,960,5025,2520)
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>> myts<-ts(mydata,start=as.Date("2015-01-01"))
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>> myts
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>Time Series:
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>Start = 16436
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>End = 16465
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>Frequency = 1
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>[1] 575 125 950 5020 2515 565 135 945 5100 2510 580 140 955
>5045
>2505
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>[16] 570 135 1000 5005 2520 580 130 925 5000 2525 585 120 960
>5025
>2520
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>> plot.ts(myts)
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>I'm assuming I have to reformat my start date values. I just assume R
>would
>do that.
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