I am trying to plot data in a simple scatter plot.
I am able to this pretty well with the data I have, the only issue is that, as a result of the experiment I was running, the x-axis is actually off.
The x-axis is the position of an object and it is crucial for my work to point out the distance at certain points. However, the data I have is not scaled correctly.
As an example, one relevant distance is 0.02 mm on the plot but I want it to be 0.38 mm (because this is the value it actually was in the experiment).
Is there a way to scale the x-axis so that it accurately portrays the projected distance while keeping all y-values the same (the y-axis is fine)?
I know the value by which I need to multiply the distances in the plot to get the correct distance (roughly 19) but how can I change the x-axis in the plot so that this information is readily there for the viewer?
I guess in a way I want to widen the x-axis by a factor? Is this possible?
