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..."12:18:45" "Thu, Jun 27, 2002" I guess many of us might also choose to normalize the $numeric by subtracting some suitable base date/time from each reading of numero, which appears to be the number of seconds since 1/1/70, to give a more useful time origin! Nick Sherrard, PhD reduplicativeblending at yahoo.co.uk ______________________________________________________ Subject: [R] lattice and dates I've got some data that is recorded at various times during the day. I create a time stamp is created from date and time strings like this: > timestamp <- strptime( paste( datestring, time...

...ot;12:18:45" "Thu, Jun 27, 2002"I guess many of us might also choose to normalize the $numeric by subtracting some suitable base date/time from each reading of numero, which appears to be the number of seconds since 1/1/70, to give a more useful time origin!Nick Sherrard, PhDreduplicativeblending at yahoo.co.uk______________________________________________________Subject: [R] lattice and datesI've got some data that is recorded at various times during theday. I create a time stamp is created from date and timestrings like this: > timestamp xyplot( value ~ timestamp | subject )...