Normally boxplot plots the whiskers with a maximum length based on the distance between the 25th and 75th percentile. This scr ipt uses boxplot but plots the whiskers for a specified percentile and only plots the outliers beyond the new whiskers.



Note that the percentile is defined as the data point just beyond the calculated percentile. For example, if the 98th percentile lies between the 4th and 5th highest data points, then the 4th highest data point will be considered the 98th percentile, the whisker will extend to the 4th highest, and only the 4 highest values will be plotted as outliers.-Normally boxplot plots the whiskers with a maximum length based on the distance between the 25th and 75th percentile. This scr ipt uses boxplot but plots the whiskers for a specified percentile and only plots the outliers beyond the new whiskers.　



Note that the percentile is defined as the data point just beyond the calculated percentile. For example, if the 98th percentile lies between the 4th and 5th highest data points, then the 4th highest data point will be considered the 98th percentile, the whisker will extend to the 4th highest, and only the 4 highest values will be plotted as outliers.