How to make it so the matlab surf plot is not overlapping my axes

Hello I seem to have a big problem, I have a colorbar overlapping my axes and I am not sure how to move it over alittle. here is my code:

s2 = surf(EnergyAlpha, TimeDelayAlpha, AbsorbanceChangeAlpha); % Creates a surfurace of the values in the postive quadraunt of the x,y,z

hold

s1 = surf(EnergyBeta, TimeDelayBeta, AbsorbanceChangeBeta); % Creates a surfurace of the values in the negativ quadraunt of the x,y,z

% Use this for WS2image and PerovskiteImage
xlim([1.8 2.7]); % Limist the x axis
ylim([-1.4 100]); % Limist the y axis
zlim([-3.7 4.3]); % Limist the z axis

% Use this for WS2-Perovskite-image
%xlim([1.8 2.7]); % Limist the x axis
%ylim([-1.4 100]); % Limist the y axis
%zlim([-2 5.8]); % Limist the z axis

c = colorbar;
c.Location = 'eastoutside';
c.Position(4) = 5;

az = 220;
el = 30;
view(az, el);

%title(fileName, 'fontsize',25) % Title label
%xlabel('Photon Energy (eV)', 'fontsize',20) % x-axis label
%ylabel('Time-Delay (ps)', 'fontsize',20) % y-axis label
%zlabel('Absorbance Change', 'fontsize',20) % z-axis label

set(gca,'linewidth', 2,'fontsize',40) % Sets the width of the axis lines

here's a picture of my surface graph:

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

colorbar() supports a Position property; https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/colorbar.html#namevaluepairarguments

[Leo Quintanar]

I tried

colorbar('eastoutside')

and it still overlaps the zero, I tried colorbar('manual') but I am not sure how to manipulate the position property.

[Walter Roberson]

colorbar('Position', [....])

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/matlab.graphics.illustration.colorbar-properties.html#property_d119e130737

"Custom location and size, specified as a four-element vector of the form [left, bottom, width, height]. The left and bottom elements specify the distance from the lower-left corner of the figure or to the lower-left corner of the colorbar. The width and height elements specify the dimensions of the colorbar. The Units property determines the position units."

Notice though that "The associated axes does not resize to accommodate the colorbar when the Location property is 'manual'" (which is set automatically if you specify Position.)

Note that the Position is relative to the figure, not the axes. If you are using subplot() you might want to change the axes Position to fit the colorbar.