Fit curve in a subplot

I have a problem, if i want to fit a sin function over my data in different subplots. The sinefunction only plots one period.

If I plot the fuction without a subplot (in its own figure), the fit does work perfectly as shown.

Can sombody help me with a solution?

%% Basic approach for calibration of force sensors etc., Peter Poot
clear all
close all
clc

[rn1 rn2 rn3 n11 n12 n13 B]=dataverwerken_stijn1(2.25,0);

n2=6000;

for n=1:3
for m=2:54
    B(:,m,n)= B(:,m,n)-mean(B(:,m,n));
end
end

%% test

% test the hack out of it
T1 = [n11 n12 n13];
figure
for n=1:1
    
for i=[5] %,10,17] %,24,28,32,36,40,44,48,52] 
    A=fit(B(T1(n):n2,1,n),B(T1(n):n2,i,n),'sin1')
    subplot(3,1,n)
    plot(A)
    hold on
    plot(B(T1(n):n2,1,n),B(T1(n):n2,i,n))
    xlim([0 60])
end
end

figure
A=fit(B(T1(1):n2,1,1),B(T1(1):n2,5,1),'sin1')
plot(A)
hold on
plot(B(T1(n):n2,1,n),B(T1(n):n2,i,n))
xlim([0 60])

[wouter grolman]

This is how the plots look like

[Swastik Sanjay Chaudhury]

Hello wouter,

When I tried reproducing the issue on my end, I ran into the error :

"Undefined function or variable 'dataverwerken_stijn1'.

Error in Untitled5 (line 6)

[rn1 rn2 rn3 n11 n12 n13 B]=dataverwerken_stijn1(2.25,0);"

Looks like 'dataverwerken_stijn1' is a user defined function. It would help if you could provide the functon code for the same.

[wouter grolman]

I fixed it already, thx for your time

[Christopher Bennett]

OP, what was the solution?

[Adam Danz]

My guess is that the use of hold on was freezing the axis limits.