plotting multiple arrays with arbitrary x-axis side by side?

so lets say I have been taking temperature data once a month for the last year for every room in my house. i want to arrange this data in separate arrays for each room. so bathroom is a 12 element array, kitchen and living room are 12 element arrays and so on. Once the arrays are built, I would like to be able to then plot these arrays on the same graph so that i can see the temperatures changes for each room over the year throughout my entire house. also would it be possible to color code each month?

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dpb
dpb am 2 Nov. 2016

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plot will do automagically each line on same axis if arrange by column. In that orientation each line will be a different color, however, not each month. Normally one would consider each room a variable so you'd have three lines for the above.
To color code by month you could use scatter to add a marker for each observation where the color can be specified for each on top of the line plot with a single line color.

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