The piece of code that works on the first figure but not for the second is: (By the way I am using Matlab 2013b, so not every function is available for me. Eventually I tried to create the new figure with the exact same graphs and properties, the issue persists. I researched about this issue and it is mentioned that "SUBPLOT clears the axes when called unless the new subplot properties (such as 'position') match the original subplot properties". subplot (r,c,13) hold on for i 1:91 if fail.sigmault (i,2) 115 plot (theta,fail.sigmault (i,1),'r') elseif fail.sigmault (i,2) 116 plot (theta,fail.sigmault (i,1),'b') end end When running the above, I get an empty graph and I'm not sure whats wrong here, I'd appreciate the help. Basically "hold on" does not work even I did everything the same as I did for the other figures. hold off sets the hold state to off so that new plots added to the axes clear existing plots and reset all axes properties. If axes do not exist, then the hold command creates them.
MATLAB HOLD ON SUBPLOT FULL
Actually all the settings are going away (title, axes names, etc.) and the new graphs are added on a blank subplot. MATLAB adjusts axes limits, tick marks, and tick labels to display the full range of data. For the figures sized 4x2 I do not have any issues but for the figure sized 6x2, whenever I try to add another graph, the existing one goes away.
The thing is, I need to use those saved figures again and add other plots without deleting the existing ones (directly on existing data, imagine you have a sine wave on plot 4,2,1 and then you are adding a cosine wave now you have 2 waves inside this plot). My code contains sample data to demonstrate a figure with subplots can be saved and opened later for additional plots.
You also need to hold on after each subplot and hold off before moving to the next subplot. I had created 3 figures consisting of subplots: 4x2 6x2 and 4x2 and saved them in 3 seperate. subplot (abc, 'NextPlot','add') for each subplot case.
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