Bar graph. Can vertical bars start at one instead of zero?

[atd]

Dear Rooters,

I would like to produce a graph like this screenshot:

This could be a minimal working example to produce a similar graph

std::vector<double> x_v = {1.,2.,3.,4.,5.}
std::vector<double> y_v = {1.0, 0.9, 0.9, 1.2, 1.1 }
gr = new TGraph( x_v.size(), x_v.data(), y_v.data())
gr->SetFillColor(kRed)
gr->Draw("AB")

This code results in this plot:

I would like the bars to start at 1 instead of zero, as in case of the first image. Is there a simply way to do it? I would prefer to avoid “tricking the data” (subtracting 1 to each element in y_v), because I would like also to plot it in logarithmic scale.

I spent some time looking for similar problems, but I found nothing. Sorry if this question was already answered.

Thank you for your time.

Cheers,
atd

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ROOT Version: 6.20
Platform: Centos 8
Compiler: gcc 8.3

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[yus]

Hi,

the following code gives exactly what you want:

void atd()
{
        std::vector<double> x_v = { 1,   2,  3,   4,   5,    6,    7,   8,  9,   10};
        std::vector<double> ex_v = {.2, .2,  .2,  .2,  .2,   .2,   .2,  .2, .2,  .2};
        std::vector<double> y_v = { -1, .95, .95, 1.1, 1.05, 1.05, .95, -1, .95, .8};
        std::vector<double> ey_v = {.0, .05, .05, .1,  .05,  .05,  .05, .0, .05, .2};

        TGraphErrors * gr = new TGraphErrors( x_v.size(), x_v.data(), y_v.data(), ex_v.data(), ey_v.data());
        gr->SetFillColor(kRed);
        gr->SetMinimum(0.55); gr->SetMaximum(1.25);
        gr->Draw("AE2");
}