How to use stackedplot on desired UIAxes at App Designer

I want to use stackedplot at my app but I couldn't find a way to plot stackedplot at a specific UIAxes component.

stackedplot(app.A{7,1}) 

This is the syntax that I am currently using.

Thanks, Mustafa.

Answer 1

[Dave B]

A stackedplot doesn't go in an axes, it's 'equivalent' to an axes in the sense that it goes in a figure or panel or tab. You could make a new stackedplot in your uifigure and set its position to the same as the uiaxes if your goal is to toggle between different types of plots, or use panels (or gridlayout) if your goal is to lay out your stackedplots.

[mustafa can Kurt]

Thank you for your fast reply!

I have tabs in my app. I want to show my different stackedplots in different tabs. In order to do that I have placed UIAxes but what I have understood is this is not going to work.

Than I have a new question. How can I show stackedplots in different tabs for instance;

 stackedplot(app.A{7,1}) % I want to show this in app.Tab1
 stackedplot(app.A{7,2}) % I want to show this in app.Tab2

[Dave B]

You should be able to pass in the tab (app.Tab1) as the first argument to stackedplot. You'll still need to pass some data in as the stackedplot function requires it (you can use nan if you don't have any data yet), alternatively you could use the lower level matlab.graphics.chart.StackedLineChart('Parent',...) but that may be significantly more difficult.

Here's a demo with a programtically generated app:

u = uifigure;
tg = uitabgroup(u);
t1 = uitab(tg,'Title','Tab1');
t2 = uitab(tg,'Title','Tab2');
stackedplot(t1,rand(10,3))
stackedplot(t2,rand(10,4))

[mustafa can Kurt]

Thank you so much. With the help of your demo, I figured out the idea behind it.