How to prevent overlapping of point values on a matlab plot?

I want to display values of two points fairly close to each other, when I do that, there values appear to be overlapping each other and i have to zoom in to read each value. Is there a simple way to prevent this overlap, such that the points concerned are shown where they are but there values are just apart enough to be legible.

[KSSV]

How many points you have?

[Ankit Singh]

2 or 3.

[Rik]

There is a submission on the FEX that lets you put multiple annotations in a plot, making sure they don't overlap. Is that what you need? If so, I could try to find it for you.

[Ankit Singh]

Thank you guys so much for trying to help me! It turns out my prof doesn't want the points after all.

Answer 1

[Joseph Cheng]

why not put it in a legend if there are so few points

points=[1 1.01;1 1];

figure,plot(points(1,1),points(1,2),'x',points(2,1),points(2,2),'o')
xlim([0 2])
ylim([0 2])
for ind = 1:size(points,2)
   ltext{ind} = ['(' num2str(points(ind,1)) ',' num2str(points(ind,2)) ')'];     
end
legend(ltext)

[Ankit Singh]

Thank you sir for your answer.