How to save .fig Figure Background Color As Well As Saved Pict Format?

Hi, Community

I have a problem in saving my .fig file Matlab Format because when i try to save the graph from the opened .fig file, the background color Cannot be same as the background color of saved pict format result (.png, .jpg, etc). Here is the issue :

I want to save the histogram result from the above .fig file (with BLUE background) to the pict format, but the result is just like this :

But the result is always have No background... (White Color)...

How to fix this, everyone... Because im trying to search all of options in the .fig file toolbar or menu, and i still not found it.....

Thank you so much for the attention....

[Jan]

How do you try to export the figure's contents? Did you try to set the InvertHardcopy property of the figure to 'off' ?

[Tyann Hardyn]

Ohh, iam really dont know about it Sir.. Where did i can find "InvertHardcopy" option, Sir? How to set it On....?

[Tyann Hardyn]

Finally, i found it Sir Jan, thank you so much^^

Thats Works

[Tyann Hardyn]

I should to uncheck the InvertHardcopy option.... But where did i should to place that InvertHardcopy in the code instead of unchecking from the .fig file properties, Sir??

[Steven Lord]

Use dot notation to change this property as shown in the example at the top of that page to which you linked.

h = plot(1:10);
% Find the figure handle
f = ancestor(h, 'figure');
% Or I could have used
% f = gcf;
f.Color = 'r';

[Tyann Hardyn]

Thank you so much, Mr Steven.... Yeah, i should to notice how to give the color of my figure from figure handle..

Answer 1

[Jan]

You can set this property during the creation of the figure:

figure('InvertHardcopy', 'off');

Or dynamically later:

set(gcf, 'InvertHardcopy', 'off');

In the print dialog of figures there have been a checkbox for this property also. Therefore I've asked, how you start this export.

[Tyann Hardyn]

Great, Sir... Thank you much...