I'm using Matplotlib in Python to plot simple x-y datasets. This produces really nice-looking graphs, although when I "zoom in" too close on various sections of the plotted graph using the Figure View (which appears when you execute plt.show(), the x-axis values change from standard number form (1050, 1060, 1070 etc.) to scientific form with exponentials (e.g. 1, 1.5, 2.0 with the x-axis label given as +1.057e3).
I'd prefer my figures to retain the simple numbering of the axis, rather than using exponential form. Is there a way I can force Matplotlib to do this please?
the answers in the link dos not work in matplotlib 1.4.3
How to remove relative shift in matplotlib axis
Thanks
