How Can I Generate and Plot Multiple Y Sets in Mathematica?

[brydustin]

Suppose that I had a set of Y points Y = {y1,y2,...yN} and I want to plot them again a set X = {1,2,3,...,N}

Naturally, I would like to do something like:
YX = { {y1, 1} , {y2,2} , ... , {yN,N} }
followed by
ListPlot[YX,PlotJoined->True]


My question is: How can I construct YX in a very simple manner?

 

[Bill Simpson]

In[1]:= Y={1,5,4}; XY=Transpose[{Y,Range[Length[Y]]}]

Out[2]= {{1,1},{5,2},{4,3}}

 

[brydustin]

Thanks...
But what if the set Y was generated in a loop by some arbitrary means, and I wanted to plot Y, and then trash its values, hold the plot, rerun the calculation generating a new Y, and then plot it along with the first Y, keeping the same domain (X).
I know in MATLAB we would use the HoldOn function, but is there something like this in mathematica?