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I see. I hadn't made the connection that the individual \addplots options worked the same as the general options. A steep learning curve!

Again, many thanks.

Very many thanks to you both! I'm something of a LaTeX newbie, and it's really great to get the help from people who really know their business. This does the job perfectly.

Just one final question - is it possible to add a second curve not restricted by the clipping?

That's really nice work, big thanks Stefan.

Would there be any way to connect the ends by a straight line as in the example, or is the best way to manually enter four new lines (not a very elegant solution!)?

Sorry! I've edited it - is that OK now?

Thanks

Here it is.


\documentclass{report}
\usepackage{pgfplots}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}
\begin{axis}[
domain=-6.283:6.283,
grid=both,minor tick num=2,
title={\underline{Title goes here}},
xlabel=Bacon,
ylabel=Eggs,
legend pos=outer north east]
\addplot+[no marks, samples=100] {sin ...

Hi,

I'm trying to produce a sine curve in pgfplots where the y-values do not exceed a certain number like this:
Any ideas, or is this impossible?

Thanks!