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Using datetime data for x axis, I have an area plot on the whole x axis and I create a fill area for [x1 x2] to highlight a specific part of the graph. Fill created is over area plot and modifies its color. So how can I have fill plot in background?
But with this solution, I will have three axis right? I've tried to apply it to my simple exemple and didn't manage to...
Using datetime data for x axis, I have an area plot on the whole x axis and I create a fill area for [x1 x2] to highlight a specific part of the graph. Fill created is over area plot and modifies its color. So how can I have fill plot in background?
But with this solution, I will have three axis right? I've tried to apply it to my simple exemple and didn't manage to...
8 years ago | 0
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Using datetime data for x axis, I have an area plot on the whole x axis and I create a fill area for [x1 x2] to highlight a specific part of the graph. Fill created is over area plot and modifies its color. So how can I have fill plot in background?
if true clear all close all clc x = datetime(2017,01,01):datetime(2017,01,20); y = [1,2,5,6,4,9,2,5,3,7,8,2,9,5,5,4,4,4,5...
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