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Postprocessing pgfplotstable results using siunitx
I am trying to use the \num command from siunitx inside a table made with pgfplotstable, because I need the format given by siunitx with \sisetup{scientific-notation = true} and all the advantages of ...
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How to I fix my axis to suit the correct order of magnitude? [duplicate]
Problem:
It's the times ten to the 3 bit part which bothers me. Not just that is exists but also because it's positioned itself in a strange place.
My files is formatted so it is in MHz so I don't ...
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pgfplots - x unit with siunitx
I want to use x unit=something to draw the units to an axis. In the manual I find this to use siunitx to do so:
\pgfplotsset{
unit code/.code 2 args={\si{#1#2}}
}
Now I make a plot:
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Consistant formatting with siunitx and pgf: Thousands Separator
I like the default behavior of the siunitx package in that the thousands separator is not applied to four digit numbers, but is applied when the number of digits exceeds four. In documents that ...
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Make pgfplots typeset axis units as reciprocals using siunitx
pgfplots has a library units that allows to typeset units in axis labels provided through x unit=<unit>. Through the key \pgfplotsset{unit code/.code={\si{#1}}}, it can be made to typeset the ...
