I’m trying to change an axis position. For example make the xaxis at y=0 instead of y=-3 here using Plots f(x)=x-3 plot(f,0,5,xlabel=“x”,ylabel= “y”) I tried the documentation for Plots but I didn’t find a possible option in axis attributes https://docs.juliaplots.org/latest/generated/attribu…

I see. A quick (and dirty) way would be to just cheat by manually specifying the tick labels, like this: plot( f, 0, 5, legend=false, framestyle=:origin, yticks=(-3:3, ["$i" for i in 0:6]) ) [test]

Can I change axis position in Plots

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Eris May 7, 2020, 6:25pm 8

I used AxisOrigin in Mathemtica to position the x-axis at y=3 and this is the output
Screenshot from 2020-05-07 20-23-25

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Can I change axis position in Plots

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