How to set bar beginning value?
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Maksym Klitsman
am 11 Aug. 2017
Kommentiert: Paris Pasqualin
am 26 Apr. 2022
Hello Community,
i want to ask a question about bar graph. By default the beginning of each bar is zero-value. I need to show such group of bars (that means no 'stacked' style), while bar beginning shows minimum value and bar ending shows maximum value. Minimum and maximum is not always negative and positive respectively. That means the bar in bar group could just "hang is the air".
How can i do this? I could do this through 'stacked' style, making first bar invicible. But i need exact grouped style.
Please help and thank you!
Maksym Klitsman
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José-Luis
am 11 Aug. 2017
aH = axes;
minimum = rand(10,3);
maximum = rand(10,3) + minimum;
bH = bar(maximum);
hold on;
bH1 = bar(minimum);
for ii = bH1
ii.FaceColor = [1 1 1];
ii.LineStyle = 'None';
ii.EdgeColor = [1 1 1];
end
for ii = bH
ii.LineStyle = 'None';
ii.EdgeColor = [1 1 1];
end
axes('Position',aH.Position,'XTick',[],'YTick',[],'Color','None');
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Akira Agata
am 11 Aug. 2017
If my understanding is correct, what you want to do would be like the following. Is it answering your question??
% Example of min. and max. value of each bar
minimum = [1;-1;3];
maximum = [5;3;7];
h = bar([minimum, maximum-minimum],'stacked','BaseValue',min(minimum));
h(1).Visible = 'off';
set(gca,'YLim',[min(minimum),max(maximum)+1]);
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Thomas Wiesen
am 28 Jan. 2022
I have a similar issue. I want a bar chart where the bottom of the bar is at some minimum value and the top of the bar is at some maximum value. Does Akira Agata’s code work when there are negative elements? In the second bar, the bottom of the bar should be at -1 and the top of the bar should be at 3. However, when I used this code, the top of the second bar is at 4.
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