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There is no function that will allow you to create a tick label consisting of multiple lines. As a workaround, you can replace the tick labels with text objects which can contain multiple lines of text. For example: %%Create figure and remove ticklabels. plot (1:10); set (gca,'yticklabel', [], 'xticklabel', []) %Remove tick labels.
- Legend to Graph
This example shows how to add a title and axis labels to a...
- Legend to Graph
This example shows how to add a title and axis labels to a chart by using the title, xlabel, and ylabel functions. It also shows how to customize the appearance of the axes text by changing the font size.
Customizing the tick values and labels along an axis can help highlight particular aspects of your data. These examples show some common customizations, such as modifying the tick value placement, changing the tick label text and formatting, and rotating the tick labels.
1 wrz 2013 · If you choose a LaTeX interpreter, it is possible to have multiline ticklabels quite easily by wrapping them in a tabular environment. Example: figure; plot(rand(10,1)); %// Tick label with arbitrary number of lines in tabular environment. xtl = '\begin{tabular}{c} line 1 \\ line 2 \\ line 3\\ line 4\end{tabular}'; %// use the tick label at ...
NumericRuler properties control the appearance and behavior of an x-axis, y-axis, or z-axis that shows numeric values.
1 gru 2011 · The general method would be using the legend function, to which you give a vector of the plot object handles and a series of corresponding strings. For example, figure; hold on. a1 = plot (x,y1); M1 = "Curve 1"; a2 = plot (x,y2); M2 = "Curve 2"; legend ( [a1,a2], [M1, M2]);
Add Title and Axis Labels to Chart. This example shows how to add a title and axis labels to a chart by using the title, xlabel, and ylabel functions. It also shows how to customize the appearance of the axes text by changing the font size.
