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Hello,
I have a 1x1501 variable. I wish to plot the variable and include error bars. I have a set of error values that are also 1x1501 in size.
I wish to plot 7 error values and hide the rest. The "errorbar" function will not let me choose what error values I would like to plot and requires that the length be the same.

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the cyclist
the cyclist 2022-3-8
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Imagine a smaller example, where you have a 1x5 variable to plot, and 1x5 errors. Suppose the vectors are
x = 1:5;
vec = [2 3 5 7 9];
errVec = [0.2 0.3 1 3 2];
and you only want to plot the first two. You can create a second vector, of the same length, but with NaN values, and use it for plotting:
errVecNaN = [0.2 0.3 nan nan nan];
errorbar(x,vec,errVecNaN)
The best way to create the vector with NaN values will depend on exactly which ones you want to replace.

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Nicholas Modar
Nicholas Modar 2022-3-8
Thanks so much. Ended up doing pretty much the same thing.
errorNANmatrix = NaN(1,1501);
errorNANmatrix(1,1) = dist0km;
errorNANmatrix(1,251) = dist25km;
errorNANmatrix(1,501) = dist50km;
errorNANmatrix(1,751) = dist75km;
errorNANmatrix(1,1001) = dist100km;
errorNANmatrix(1,1251) = dist125km;
errorNANmatrix(1,1501) = dist150km;
errorbar(meanRtemp_djf, errorNANmatrix)

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