How can I copy a MATLAB figure to ms word while retaining figure labels?

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Abdulrahaman Lawal Suleiman 2023-3-20

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评论： Abdulrahaman Lawal Suleiman 2023-3-22

I labelled the x-axis of the MATLAB figure as follows:

xlabel(['Ambient temperature, ',char([0xD835 0xDF0F]),''])

However, the unicode character (\tau) is missing in the copied figure. Please what should i do?

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Abdulrahaman Lawal Suleiman 2023-3-20

It worked @ Antoni Garcia-Herreros. Thanks a lot.

CAM 2023-3-20

MS Word also has a Screen Clipping feature too.

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Adam Danz 2023-3-20

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编辑：Adam Danz 2023-3-20

在 MATLAB Online 中打开

copygraphics is a quick and easy way to copy a figure or axes to the clipboard so you can paste it into a document. For example, if you're copying the entire figure,

copygraphics(fig)

where fig is the figure handle. Then paste into word. I tested it with your xlabel and had no issues.

Also, here's a simplified alternative to your xlabel, though the tau character may be slightly different,

xlabel('Ambient temperature, \tau')

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Abdulrahaman Lawal Suleiman 2023-3-22

Thank you for your response Adam. I prefer this variant of the tau character. I tried saving the figure as a .png or .jpg type and then paste in ms word which worked.

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