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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
DateListPlot
DateListPlot[{{date1, v1}, {date2, v2}, ...}]
plots points with values 
at a sequence of dates.
DateListPlot[{v1, v2, ...}, datespec]
plots points with dates at equal intervals specified by datespec.
DateListPlot[{list1, list2, ...}]
plots several lists of values.
Details and Options
- DateListPlot[list] by default plots each value in list as a separate point.
- DateListPlot[list, Joined->True] draws a line through the list of points. »
- Possible forms of
include: » -
t absolute time given as a single number {y,m,d,h,m,s} DateList specification {y}, 
, 
, ...shortened date list "string" DateString specification - In shortened date lists, omitted elements are taken to have default values
. - Possible forms of datespec include: »
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{start,end} dates from start to end in equal steps {start,Automatic,step} dates beginning with start in steps step {Automatic,end,step} dates ending with end in steps step start dates with steps determined by the form of start - The step in datespec can be a
date list specification or any of the special forms 
, 
, 
, 
, 
, 
, 
, 
, 
. » - If no explicit step is given, the step used will be the smallest time unit specified explicitly in start.
- DateListPlot has the same options as ListPlot, with the following additions and changes:
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Axes Automatic whether to include axes DateFunction Automatic how to convert dates to standard form DateTicksFormat Automatic format for date tick labels Frame True whether to put a frame around the plot GridLines {Automatic,None} whether to include grid lines PlotRange Automatic range of values to include - All explicit
coordinates in Prolog, Epilog, Ticks, etc. are taken to be dates. »
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