How do I get the a/y axes labels to show correctly?

I'm coding a project and want to output 4 plots together in a tiled layout. However two of the plots (the bottom two) only show 1 axis label and not the other. How do I fix this?

Attached below is the code for a tiled layout and the resulting figure:

% ECLIPJ2000
figure(11)
tcl = tiledlayout(2,2);

nexttile
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,:), state_f1_storage(2,:), state_f1_storage(3,:))
hold on
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,1),state_f1_storage(2,1),state_f1_storage(3,1), "og", "LineWidth", 2)
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,end),state_f1_storage(2,end),state_f1_storage(3,end), "rx", "LineWidth", 2)
ellipsoid(0,0,0,6.25,6.25,6.25)
hold off
xlabel('x (km)')
ylabel('y (km)')
zlabel('z (km)')
axis equal
grid on

nexttile
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,:), state_f1_storage(2,:), state_f1_storage(3,:))
hold on
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,1),state_f1_storage(2,1),state_f1_storage(3,1), "og", "LineWidth", 2)
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,end),state_f1_storage(2,end),state_f1_storage(3,end), "rx", "LineWidth", 2)
ellipsoid(0,0,0,6.25,6.25,6.25)
hold off
xlabel('x (km)')
ylabel('y (km)')
axis equal
grid on
view(0,90)

nexttile
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,:), state_f1_storage(2,:), state_f1_storage(3,:))
hold on
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,1),state_f1_storage(2,1),state_f1_storage(3,1), "og", "LineWidth", 2)
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,end),state_f1_storage(2,end),state_f1_storage(3,end), "rx", "LineWidth", 2)
ellipsoid(0,0,0,6.25,6.25,6.25)
hold off
xlabel('x (km)')
ylabel('z (km)')
axis equal
grid on
view(90,0)

nexttile
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,:), state_f1_storage(2,:), state_f1_storage(3,:))
hold on
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,1),state_f1_storage(2,1),state_f1_storage(3,1), "og", "LineWidth", 2)
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,end),state_f1_storage(2,end),state_f1_storage(3,end), "rx", "LineWidth", 2)
ellipsoid(0,0,0,6.25,6.25,6.25)
hold off
xlabel('y (km)')
ylabel('z (km)')
axis equal
grid on
view(0,0)

title(tcl,'ECLIPJ2000 Frame')

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

You're not setting all the labels for those plots, specifically, you're not setting the vertical axis label for the bottom two plots. Try setting all 3 labels regardless of the view, and the view should show it correctly. We can't run your code because you didn't included the state_f1_storage variable.

% ECLIPJ2000
figure(11)
tcl = tiledlayout(2,2);
nexttile
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,:), state_f1_storage(2,:), state_f1_storage(3,:))
hold on
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,1),state_f1_storage(2,1),state_f1_storage(3,1), "og", "LineWidth", 2)
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,end),state_f1_storage(2,end),state_f1_storage(3,end), "rx", "LineWidth", 2)
ellipsoid(0,0,0,6.25,6.25,6.25)
hold off
xlabel('x (km)')
ylabel('y (km)')
zlabel('z (km)')
axis equal
grid on
nexttile
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,:), state_f1_storage(2,:), state_f1_storage(3,:))
hold on
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,1),state_f1_storage(2,1),state_f1_storage(3,1), "og", "LineWidth", 2)
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,end),state_f1_storage(2,end),state_f1_storage(3,end), "rx", "LineWidth", 2)
ellipsoid(0,0,0,6.25,6.25,6.25)
hold off
xlabel('x (km)')
ylabel('y (km)')
zlabel('z (km)')
axis equal
grid on
view(0,90)
nexttile
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,:), state_f1_storage(2,:), state_f1_storage(3,:))
hold on
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,1),state_f1_storage(2,1),state_f1_storage(3,1), "og", "LineWidth", 2)
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,end),state_f1_storage(2,end),state_f1_storage(3,end), "rx", "LineWidth", 2)
ellipsoid(0,0,0,6.25,6.25,6.25)
hold off
xlabel('x (km)')
ylabel('y (km)')
zlabel('z (km)')
axis equal
grid on
view(90,0)
nexttile
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,:), state_f1_storage(2,:), state_f1_storage(3,:))
hold on
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,1),state_f1_storage(2,1),state_f1_storage(3,1), "og", "LineWidth", 2)
plot3(state_f1_storage(1,end),state_f1_storage(2,end),state_f1_storage(3,end), "rx", "LineWidth", 2)
ellipsoid(0,0,0,6.25,6.25,6.25)
hold off
xlabel('x (km)')
ylabel('y (km)')
zlabel('z (km)')
axis equal
grid on
view(0,0)
title(tcl,'ECLIPJ2000 Frame')

[W. Jeremy Morrison]

Genius!!! And that makes a lot of sense because it is still a 3D plot even if I view it in a 2D plane view, which I didn't realize.

Thank you so much! It works perfectly now.