Use subplot command to make 3+ Vertically Stacked Plots
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I am trying to a plot of 3-4 vertically stacked subplots showing different quantities on the y-axis, but with the same x-axis. I use subplot(2,1,1) and (2,1,2) for the first and second plot. I try but subplot(2,1,3) for the third plot, but MATLAB returns an error - "Index exceeds number of subplots." In various publications, I have seen 3+ vertically stacked plots using the same x-axis like the one below.
Is this not possible without the creation of a second figure? Also, is there a shortcut to possibly combining subplots from two separate figures to accomplish this?
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Star Strider
2016년 9월 17일
Try this:
figure(1)
subplot(3,1,1)
plot(...)
subplot(3,1,2)
plot(...)
subplot(3,1,3)
plot(...)
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Star Strider
2016년 9월 17일
My pleasure.
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Gustavo
2016년 12월 8일
Hi, how did you remove the space between the subplots?
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Alejandro
2017년 9월 11일
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2017년 9월 11일
You select the mouse pointer icon and select a subplot, you can now move them closer using the arrow keys. It took me so long to figure that out, it is kind of annoying that there's no easy way built in matlab to programmatically do this kind of stacked plot that share the same x-axis data.
Steven Lord
2019년 6월 14일
This question was asked before this function existed, but if you're using release R2018b or later try the stackedplot function.
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Habtamu Tesfaw
2019년 6월 14일
Can't understand the accepted answer. Where is the stacking command then? please help me
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