How to get values of X,Y,Z when i point courser on the graph

% Create demo scatter plot
x = linspace(0,3*pi,200);
y = cos(x) + rand(1,200);
sz = 25;
c = linspace(1,10,length(x));
s = scatter(x,y,sz,c,'filled');
% Add an additional row to the data tips showing the color value
datatipRow = dataTipTextRow('C',c);
s.DataTipTemplate.DataTipRows(end+1) = datatipRow;
% Now click on any point to produce the data tip (image below)

Method 2: return value to command window (or anywhere else you'd like)

This uses ginput() which allows the user to click on any space within the axes. It then computes the nearest point and returns its (x,y) coordinate and color value.

% User must select 1 point
[x,y] = ginput(1); 
% Get (x,y) coordinates for all points
% *** This assumes the entire point was made with the one 
% call to scatter() instead of several calls to scatter(). 
h = gco(); 
hx = h.XData; 
hy = h.YData; 
hc = h.CData; 
% Find the nearest point to selection
d = sqrt((x-hx).^2 + (y-hy).^2); 
[~,minIdx] = min(d); 
% Return the (x,y) and color data
fprintf('(x,y,c) = (%.3f,%.3f,%.3f)\n',hx(minIdx),hy(minIdx),hc(minIdx)); 

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Ruthvik sainath meka 2019-7-23

i tried this code but it is only giving the result once

i have to run the code again to get other values (method 2)

can there be any modification such that it will give values when i click and dont have to run again and again

Adam Danz 2019-7-23

编辑：Adam Danz 2019-7-25

"can there be any modification..."

Yes. One way to do it is by increasing the number in ginput(). For exampe, ginput(10) requires that the user select 10 points before anything happens. The [x,y] output will be vectors of 10. You'll also need to modify the fprintf() command unless you've implemented a different, more useful output.

Another way is to put method #2 in a loop. Let me know if you get stuck.

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