I have the following problem. I have a plot on which the deviation is given on the y-axis. One plot has a deviation of 1.16%. Unfortunately, on the y-axis is only 0.016. How do I get it that the values on the y-axis are multiplied by the factor x100?
struct plotControl myPlot;
myPlot=plotGetDefaults("XY");
location = "bottom right";
plotSetLegend(&myPlot,Legend,location);
plotSetLegendBorder(&myPlot, "light gray", 1);
plotSetYLabel(&myPlot, "Pct");
plotSetXLabel(&myPlot, "Period");
for j (1, rows(_all_shocks), 1);
_shock = _all_shocks[j];
plotOpenWindow();
te=seqa(0,1,T.nirf);
for i (1,10,1);
plotlayout(2,5,i);
plotSetTitle(&myPlot,Names[i]);
temp=arraytomat(T.irf[_shock,.,i])~arraytomat(T1.irf[_shock,.,i]);
plotxy(myPlot,te,temp);
endfor;
endfor;
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If I am understanding your question correctly, then you can just multiply the y-values by 100 before plotting them.
plotxy(myPlot, te, temp*100);
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If I am understanding your question correctly, then you can just multiply the y-values by 100 before plotting them.
plotxy(myPlot, te, temp*100);