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...d all the data I need to plot.. let say 5-6 arrays I do a plot() and then I created a function to scale the other data to approx fit the initial range so it can fit plotted data and then draw it with lines(). Here is the example function I use. Blah.scale_to_range = function(self,data,range_low=0,range_high, skip_cond=(data > 0) ) { ratio <- (range_high - range_low) / (max(data) - min(data)) ((data - min(data)) * ratio) + (range_high - range_low)/2 } so far so good.. the problem I have is that I want the x axis to be Date range. I can plot( x$date, x$values, type='l'), but then late...

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