could anyone tell me how to have equal spacing of selected numbers with respect to axis.

could anyone tell me how to have equal spacing of selected numbers with respect to axis with respect to the command line
set(gca, 'XTick', [0, 1, 2, 23,24]);
I want to have equal spacing between 0,1,2,23 and 24 with respect to x axis.

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The data you are plotting, are the x values for it only 0, 1, 2, 23 and 24, and nothing else?
Is it necessary that the data cursor should show the 24 when it is over information in that range, or is it okay if the data cursor can be wrong?
... And you are still using R2015b, right?
s i am using R2015b. data cursor should show only 0,1,2,23,24 numbers in the x axis with equal spacing.
I want to have the graph by using the code
%before plotting
XData(XData>2&XData<23)=(XData(XData>2&XData<23)-2)/(23-2)+2;
XData(XData>=23)=XData(XData>=23)-(23-2)+1;
%plotting code
plot(XData,YData)
%renaming of ticks
set(gca, 'XTick', [0, 1, 2, 3,4]);
set(gca,'XTickLabel',num2str([0;1;2;23;24]))
If i use the code the number 0,23 and 24 are not getting displayed.

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tx = XData;
mask = tx > 2.5;
tx(mask) = tx(mask) - 20;
plot(tx, YData);
xlim([0 4]);
set(gca, 'XTick', [0, 1, 2, 3,4]);
set(gca,'XTickLabel',num2str([0;1;2;23;24]))
dcm = datacursormode(gcf, 'DisplayStyle', 'datatip', 'UpdateFcn', @myupdatefcn, 'SnapToDataVertex', 'on');
with
function txt = myupdatefcn(src, event)
loc = event.Position;
x = loc(1);
y = loc(2);
if x > 2.5; x = x + 20; end
txt = {sprintf('x: %g', x), sprintf('y: %g', y)};
The assignment to dcm and the function are not needed if you do not care about what data cursor mode (tooltips) shows.

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still exist unequal spacing between numbers.I want to have the spacing as per in the graph attached.
Make it easy for us to see by using the green and brown frame icon to insert a picture/screenshot. Or else attach a PNG image instead of a .fig file, which takes multiple additional steps to see.

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You can compress data between 2 and 23 ticks roughly by
%before plotting
XData(XData>2&XData<23)=(XData(XData>2&XData<23)-2)/(23-2)+2;
XData(XData>=23)=XData(XData>=23)-(23-2)+1;
%plotting code
plot(XData,YData)
%renaming of ticks
set(gca, 'XTick', [0, 1, 2, 3,4]);
set(gca,'XTickLabel',num2str([0;1;2;23;24]))

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when i run the code i am unable to get 0,23 and 24 number in the xaxis.
this was the graph i am getting number 23 has throughput value but it is not getting displayed.And I couldnt get the numbers 0 and 24.could you please help me onthis.
It is difficult to be of assistance without answers to my questions, above.
I don't have the same problem.
Maybe last line in the code should be replaced by:
set(gca,'XTickLabel',{'0','1','2','23','24'})
Inform me if this is right way, please.
I advise you to check the answer below. It is accepted solution for this problem.
I am using the following code
XData(XData>2&XData<23)=(XData(XData>2&XData<23)-2)/(23-2)+2;
XData(XData>=23)=XData(XData>=23)-(23-2)+1;
plot(XData,YData)
set(gca, 'XTick', [0, 1, 2, 3,4]);
set(gca,'XTickLabel',{'0','1','2','23','24'})
The graph which i got is also attached.
But i am unable to get the numbers 0,23 and 24 displayed in the xaxis.
I download your graph.fig which contains also three points: 1, 2 ,3. You should try to plot graph with larger amount of points.
i am using the code
XData(XData>2&XData<23)=(XData(XData>2&XData<23)-2)/(23-2)+2;
XData(XData>=23)=XData(XData>=23)-(23-2)+1;
plot(XData,YData)
xlim([0,24])
set(gca, 'XTick', [0, 1, 2, 3,4]);
set(gca,'XTickLabel',{'0','1','2','23','24'})
and the graph which i am getting is also attached.
It is seen from the graph all the points 0,1,2,23,24 are present at one side of the graph.The rest of the places are left blank.But I want to have even spreading of the numbers with equal spacing.

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