How to add a dashed horizontal line at 0 using plot function?
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How I do add a dashed horizontal line on a graph using the plot function?
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Here are 3 options to add a dashed horizontal line to a plot. The 1st option is recommended if you're using matlab r2018b or later.
% Use yline() to plot a horizontal line at y=0 (requires r2018b or later)
% https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/yline.html
% This will automatically adjust if your xlim changes.
yline(0,'k--')
% Plot a line at y=0 that spans from x=0 to x=5
plot([0,5],[0,0], 'k--')
% Plot a line at y=0 that spans the current x-limits of your axes
plot([min(xlim()),max(xlim())],[0,0], 'k--')
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shahriar sowad
2021-6-30
@Adam Danz i wanted to plot a line at y=0.2
so i wrote plot([0,8000],[0.2 ,0.2])
but it is giving me a line at y=0;what should i change in the code?
Adam Danz
2021-7-1
If you zoom into the line you will see that it is plotted at y=0.2.
shahriar sowad
2021-7-1
yes,got it,thanks
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