Legend Displays Wrong Colors when Plotting Multiple Functions R2015b
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When trying to display a legend corresponding to a scatter plot, the color of the markers do not correspond to the colors in the plot. If more than one function is plotted on the same axes, the legend will make all markers the color of the most recently plotted function. I have tested this on several computers running 2015b and the error persists. I've tested the exact same code on R2014b and everything works fine.
Sample Code:
x1 = 1:0.2:3;
y1 = 1:0.2:3;
x2 = 5:0.2:7;
y2 = 1:0.2:3;
scatter(x1,y1);
hold on;
scatter(x2,y2);
legend('red','blue');
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Souradeep Sinha
am 29 Feb. 2016
Hi Joseph,
Even though this is a known bug, here's how you can solve it manually.
1. Double click the wrong color legend item in 'Figure Properties' window. 2. Change the name of the item to something like 'Test1'. 3. Press Escape. 4. Color should change to what it should have been. 5. Double click and change the name of the legend item to what you originally wanted.
- Souradeep
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Jacob Kamminga
am 28 Jun. 2016
Bearbeitet: Walter Roberson
am 28 Jun. 2016
FRom the bug report this was an easy fix:
3.Call the legend function with two or more output arguments:
s1 = scatter(1:10,1:10,[],1:10);
hold on
s2 = scatter(2:11,1:10,[],26:35);
[h, ~] = legend('show');
Use this workaround when the points within each scatter plot are different colors.
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KAUSHIK SURENDRAN CHETTIAR
am 8 Nov. 2020
Not working sir.
Hi Joseph,
This works correctly (from https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/407745-plot-legend-not-correct):
x1 = 1:0.2:3;
y1 = 1:0.2:3;
x2 = 5:0.2:7;
y2 = 1:0.2:3;
h1 = scatter(x1,y1);
hold on;
h2 = scatter(x2,y2);
legend([h1(1),h2(1)],'red','blue');
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