Boxplot X-axis change label size

Dear all,
I've been googling and trying all sorts of things to get my label a proper size from a boxplot. The 'names' on the x-axis are obtained from the excel that is loaded ( boxplot(num(:,1),txt(:,1)) ). However i can't get the text to increase in size.. not even with figure editor..
Can anybody please help me
Added is the figure i am talking about

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You have tried the following?

set(gca,'fontsize',15)
Yes, i already tried all that sort of things unfortunately... I think it is because, as mentioned, the text is obtained from the excel. But i think there must be a way to increase the size of this.
That's weird. The source of the data should not matter. I could give it a try if you upload the data (or part of it) and code.
sure:
Code (not that special):
[num,txt,raw] = xlsread('boxplot.xlsx', 'Sheet1');
boxplot(num(:,1),txt(:,1))

The following code gives me the figure below.

[num,txt,raw] = xlsread('boxplot.xls', 'Sheet1');
boxplot(num(:,1),txt(:,1))
set(gca,'fontsize',15)
xtickangle(45)

Are you creating another set of axis when you are plotting the mean values?

Hello Jonas,

Yes, i am also plotting the title, y-axis and legend in total:

title(sprintf('\\begin{tabular}{c} %s %s %s \\end{tabular}','$$\Delta$$ ','\\','under title'),...
    'interpreter','latex','fontsize',16)
ylabel('$$\Delta$$ = $$\frac{top}{bottom}$$','Interpreter','latex','fontsize',16);xtickangle(45)
legend({'= mean'},'fontsize',10);legend boxoff;

Don't mind the text i put in for the title, i changed it for specific reasons.. ;-)

Hello!
I'm not sure that I fully understand the problem. The size of the ticklabels can be changed by adjusting the 'fontsize' of the current axis. What exactly is the issue?
Dear Jonas,
My stupidity has surprised me.... i misplaced the " set(gca,'fontsize',15)" command.....
I tested it and it works now. Thanks!
We've all been there, happy that it worked out :)

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