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To plot two sets of data with separate x - and y-axes, create two separate axes objects in a tiled chart layout. Within one of the axes objects, move the x -axis to the top of the plot box, and move the y -axis to the right side of the plot box.
- Create Cartesian Axes
Position two Axes objects in a figure and add a plot to each...
- Axes Appearance
Axes Appearance. Modify axis limits and tick values, add...
- Axes
Syntax. axes(Name,Value) axes(parent,Name,Value) ax =...
- Create Cartesian Axes
Axes properties control the appearance and behavior of an Axes object. By changing property values, you can modify certain aspects of the axes. Use dot notation to query and set properties.
Axes Appearance. Modify axis limits and tick values, add grid lines, combine multiple plots. You can customize axes by changing the limits, controlling the locations of the tick marks, formatting the tick labels, or adding grid lines.
This example creates a graph to display two separate sets of data using the bottom and left sides as the x- and y-axis for one, and the top and right sides as the x- and y-axis for the other. Using low-level line and axes routines allows you to superimpose objects easily.
Syntax. axes(Name,Value) axes(parent,Name,Value) ax = axes(___) axes(cax) Description. axes creates the default Cartesian axes in the current figure and makes it the current axes. Typically, you do not need to create axes before plotting since graphics functions automatically create axes when plotting if they do not exist.
Axes Properties (MATLAB Functions) Modifying Properties. You can set and query graphics object properties in two ways: The Property Editor is an interactive tool that enables you to see and change object property values. The set and get commands enable you to set and query the values of properties.
25 Ιουν 2016 · Plot dataset number one normally. Create a second x-axis on the top side of the graph, but use the existing y-axis for the next data set. Plot dataset number two such that it controls the second x-axis (scaling, etc) and does not overwrite or rescale the existing single y-axis.