Plot data series
plot has been partially removed and will no longer accept a
fints object
(tsobj). Use timetable or table instead for financial time
series.
Use fts2timetable to convert a
fints object to a timetable object.
plot(tsobj) hp = plot(tsobj) plot(tsobj,linefmt) hp = plot(tsobj,linefmt) plot(..., volumename,bar) hp = plot(..., volumename,bar)
| Financial time series object. |
| (Optional) Line format. |
| (Optional) Specifies which data series is the volume
series. |
| (Optional)
|
plot(tsobj) plots the data series contained
in the object tsobj. Each data series is a line. plot automatically
generates a legend and dates on the x-axis. Grid
is turned on by default. plot uses the default
color order as if plotting a matrix.
The plot command automatically creates subplots
when multiple time series are encountered, and they differ greatly
on their decimal scales. For example, subplots are generated if one
time series data set is in the 10s and another is in the 10,000s.
hp = plot(tsobj) also returns the handle(s)
to the object(s) inside the plot figure. If there are multiple lines
in the plot, hp is a vector of multiple handles.
plot(tsobj,linefmt) plots the data series
in tsobj using the line format specified. For a
list of possible line formats, see plot.
The plot legend is not generated, but the dates on the x-axis
and the plot grid are. The specified line format is applied to all
data series; that is, all data series have the same line type.
hp = plot(tsobj,linefmt) plots the data series
in tsobj using the format specified. The plot legend
is not generated, but the dates on the x-axis
and the plot grid are. The specified line format is applied to all
data series, that is, all data series can have the same line type.
If there are multiple lines in the plot, hp is
a vector of multiple handles.
plot(..., volumename,bar) also specifies
which data series is the volume. The volume is plotted in a subplot
below the other data series. If bar = 1, the volume is plotted as a bar chart. Otherwise,
a line plot is used.
hp = plot(..., volumename,bar) returns handles
for each line. If bar = 1,
the handle to the patch for the bars is also returned.
Note
To turn off the legend, enter legend off at
the MATLAB® command line. Once you turn it off, the legend is
deleted. To turn it back on, recreate it using the legend command as if you are creating
it for the first time. To turn off the grid, enter grid off. To turn it back on, enter grid on.