String in an axis label that varies depending on code
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I am trying to include a ylabel on a plot that has three possibilities: if x=1, that axis title should be "Daily mean temperature", if x=2, it should be "Daily minimum temperature, if x=3, it should be "Daily maximum temperature". That should be an easy one but I can't seem to find the right answer. Thanks.
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the cyclist
2023-10-21
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2023-10-21
There are many possible ways to achieve this. One way is to store the strings in an array, and then index into that array using x.
x = 1; % Will also work for x==2 or x==3, giving the different strings
temperatureStr = ["mean", "minimum", "maximum"];
figure
scatter(rand(5,1),rand(5,1))
title(sprintf("Daily %s temperature",temperatureStr(x)))
If you share some broader context of your code, I expect there is a better way to track this info, because there is likely some redundancy in how you are using this indexing..
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Dyuman Joshi
2023-10-21
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