Want to change the range of a single axis of a plotyy figure

2012 12 11
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Hi
I want my x-axis to be tight to the data on a plotyy graph. I can't seem to do it without messing up the axes.
My data ranges from 1e-5 to 1e3 and it's a semilogx plotting function. Is there a way I can use axis([...]) to specify all three ranges (x, y1, y2) at once?
Thanks for any help Mike

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2012-12-11

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There is no way to specify the limits all at once.
[ax h1 h2] = plotyy(x,y1,x,y2);
xlim(ax(1), ...);
xlim(ax(2), ...);
ylim(ax(1), ...);
ylim(ax(2), ...);

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Bijay Guha
Bijay Guha 2018-4-26
but using this command disrupts the alignment of two plots in vertical axis (on ranges from -10 to 50 other 0 to 0.003). If I want the same alignment as it done automatically by plotyy, it would be great. So how to do that??

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Muruganandham Subramanian
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figure;
ylim([1e-5 1e3]);
or
goto Edit -> Axes Properties -> then select X axis and change range as your need

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Michael
Michael 2012-12-11
I think there are two axes and both of these solutions only change one of the two, resulting in an overlapping set of axes. My x data is the same for both plots, so I'd like the x axis to be unique.
Muruganandham Subramanian
编辑：Muruganandham Subramanian 2012-12-11
If you need to change x axis range is b/w 1e-5 to 1e3, you can use
xlim([1e-5 1e3])
or if it's not, can you explain precisely?
Michael
Michael 2012-12-11
That is exactly what I want to do, but it's not working because it seems to generate a second axis. The original axis (not tight) is still there. I think the fact that it's a plotyy figure has an influence on the answer.

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