Display a tiling of plots using thetiledlayoutandnexttilefunctions.

Create a 3-by-1 tiled chart layout by using thetiledlayoutfunction. Then, create the axes objectsax1,ax2, andax3by using thenexttilefunction and plot into each axes.

tiledlayout(3,1)% First plotax1 = nexttile; x1 = linspace(0,6); y1 = sin(x1); plot(x1,y1)% Second plotax2 = nexttile; x2 = linspace(0,10); y2 = 2*sin(2*x2); plot(x2,y2)% Third plotax3 = nexttile; x3 = linspace(0,12,200); y3 = 4*sin(6*x3); plot(x3,y3)

Synchronize thex-axis andy-axis limits of each plot. Note that the new axes limits incorporate the old limits.

linkaxes([ax1 ax2 ax3],'xy')

Set thex-axis limits for the first plot. All of the axes are linked, so thex-axis limits in the second and third plots also change.

ax1.XLim = [0 4.5];

Panning or zooming into one of the plots displays the same range of data in the other two plots.

To remove the linking, uselinkaxes([ax1 ax2 ax3],'off').

Synchronize and modify thex-axis limits of multiple axes objects by using thelinkaxesfunction.

Display a tiling of plots using thetiledlayoutandnexttilefunctions. Create a 2-by-1 tiled chart layout by using thetiledlayoutfunction. Then, create the axes objectsax1andax2by using thenexttilefunction and plot into each axes.

t = tiledlayout(2,1);% First plotax1 = nexttile; p1 = peaks; surf(ax1,p1); view(3)% Second plotax2 = nexttile; p2 = peaks(25); mesh(ax2,p2)

Synchronize thex-axis limits for the two axes objects. Thex-axis limits for the newly linked axes objects will update to encompass all the data.

linkaxes([ax1 ax2],'x');

Update thex-axis limits for all linked axes objects by setting thex-axis limits for just one of the axes objects.

ax1.XLim = [0 15];

ax2.XLim

ans =1×20 15

Remove the linking by turning off synchronization.

linkaxes([ax1 ax2],'off');