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So I have many CSV files in format like this:

2014-12-11T16:13:13.038337Z , 3.90092

 

2014-12-11T16:14:13.456558Z , 3.89734

 

2014-12-11T16:15:12.444318Z , 3.90092

I imported a CSV file with data = Import["file.csv","CSV"]

What should I do to get Mathematica to plot the date/time against the y-value? Do I need to convert the time format first? If so, how do I go about doing that?

So I have many CSV files in format like this:

2014-12-11T16:13:13.038337Z , 3.90092

 

2014-12-11T16:14:13.456558Z , 3.89734

 

2014-12-11T16:15:12.444318Z , 3.90092

I imported a CSV file with data = Import["file.csv","CSV"]

What should I do to get Mathematica to plot the date/time against the y-value? Do I need to convert the time format first? If so, how do I go about doing that?

So I have many CSV files in format like this:

2014-12-11T16:13:13.038337Z , 3.90092

2014-12-11T16:14:13.456558Z , 3.89734

2014-12-11T16:15:12.444318Z , 3.90092

I imported a CSV file with data = Import["file.csv","CSV"]

What should I do to get Mathematica to plot the date/time against the y-value? Do I need to convert the time format first? If so, how do I go about doing that?

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Plotting CSV files with UTC Universal Time

So I have many CSV files in format like this:

2014-12-11T16:13:13.038337Z , 3.90092

2014-12-11T16:14:13.456558Z , 3.89734

2014-12-11T16:15:12.444318Z , 3.90092

I imported a CSV file with data = Import["file.csv","CSV"]

What should I do to get Mathematica to plot the date/time against the y-value? Do I need to convert the time format first? If so, how do I go about doing that?