MATLAB ® creates plots using a default set of line styles, colors, and markers. These defaults provide a clean and consistent look across the different plots you create.

You can change the colors and the line styles after plotting by setting the ColorOrder or LineStyleOrder properties on the axes. You can also call the colororder function to change the …

This topic demonstrates how to configure line and scatter plots, but the same concepts for controlling the cycling of colors (and possibly line styles) apply to many other plots, including …

Types of MATLAB Plots There are various functions that you can use to plot data in MATLAB ®. This table classifies and illustrates the common graphics functions.

Change the line style order for all the axes in the current figure by calling the linestyleorder function without specifying the target object. As a result, both plots use the same set of line …

R2022a: Modify plots created from tables using properties such as SourceTable, XVariable, YVariable, and ZVariable R2020a: Control automatic color and line style selection with the …

Interactively modify the properties of graphics objects in a figure, and reproduce the style using generated code.

MATLAB ® crée des tracés en utilisant un ensemble de styles, de couleurs et de marqueurs de ligne par défaut. Ces paramètres par défaut donnent un aspect propre et cohérent aux …

R2023b: Opt out of automatic color and line style selection with SeriesIndex="none" R2020a: Control automatic color and line style selection with the SeriesIndex property R2020a: …

Create a line plot and display large, square markers every five data points. Assign the chart line object to the variable p so that you can access its properties after it is created.