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"Haijun Gong" <gongxy@gmail.com> wrote in message 
<f9g7rs$k9f$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> I have some data, t=[1,2,....10^6], y=[.......]
> I want to plot y~t, it is simple, my problem is, because 
I 
> am more interested in t=[1,10^4], in the interval t=
[10^4, 
> 10^6], y value does not change too much, so, I want to 
plot 
> y~t, interval t=[1,10^4] with scale 100, and interval t=
> [10^4,10^6] with scale 10^4, and they are in the same 
plot 
> just with different scale. I really have no idea. thanks 
a 
> lot!!!

Maybe "plotyy" would be of some help to you.