plotting subplot with different columns in the rows

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Hello
What is the right command for ploting a subplot of two rows in which the first row has only 2 columns and the second row has 13 columns?
Thanks

Accepted Answer

Voss
Voss on 5 Oct 2021
Edited: Voss on 5 Oct 2021
You can use different grid sizes in subsequent calls to subplot without affecting the placement of plots created in previous calls. For instance, to create two plots across the top half of the figure, you can use:
subplot(2,2,1);
% plot something
subplot(2,2,2);
% plot something
Then to create 13 plots across the bottom half of the figure:
subplot(2,13,14);
% plot something
subplot(2,13,15);
% plot something
subplot(2,13,16);
% etc.
subplot(2,13,26);

More Answers (1)

zahra hosaini
zahra hosaini on 5 Oct 2021
Hi I think u need to have a 2 rows and 13 columns plot. For the first row u only use 2 of the elements like (1,5) and (1, 6) and leave the rest. For the second row u will use all of the elements. Of course this way all of your subplots will be the same size therefor your plots in the first row wont cover the hole of it

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