Hi, I want to plot around 30 graphs using for loop

So I'm trying to plot multiple graphs including multiple plots each using a for loop, it takes data from many matrices and plot them, the problem is that I only get one plot instead of 30, I don't get why here is my code:

for i=4:33
    rpm=DataBFE{2,3}.OscillationAngle.data(:,1);
    plot(rpm,Ref_model_value_2nd,'k')
    
    hold on
    
    plot(rpm,Ref_model_value_4th,'r')
    
    plot(rpm,Ref_model_value_6th,'g')
    plot(rpm,Ref_model_value_8th,'y')
    plot(rpm,Ref_model_value_10th,'c')
    plot(rpm,comb_models_values_2nd(i-3),'k','LineStyle','--')
    plot(rpm,comb_models_values_4th(i-3),'r','LineStyle','--')
    plot(rpm,comb_models_values_6th(i-3),'g','LineStyle','--')
    plot(rpm,comb_models_values_8th(i-3),'y','LineStyle','--')
    plot(rpm,comb_models_values_10th(i-3),'c','LineStyle','--')
    %title('BigEnd -10 -10 -10 -10')
    ylim([0 0.5])
    xlabel('RPM')
    ylabel('Osciallation angle')
    hold on
    legend('2nd order','4th order','6th order','8th order','10th order')
end

[David Hill]

Inspect the data in your variables to make sure the data is there and makes sense.

[Mhamad Hantro]

If I understand you correctly, you want several plots with each loop being a plot by itself. If this was the case, using 'plot' doesn't open a new window for a new plot, you need to use the command 'figure' at the begining of each loop.

[David Hill]

There is nothing wrong with the plot command, there is a problem with your data. You need to inspect your data.

[Simon]

Okay thank you! I inspected the data and it was wrong, I updated it, and I added also figure. However I am wondering if there is a way to add a different title to each graph?

[dpb]

Of course. Use <See title documentation>. You have to have some way to programmatically define what the title string is going to be.

You had a title() command in there with a fixed text string for each; if you want something different on each you'll either have to create it from code with <compose> or <sscanf> and the loop index variable or store an array of titles for each to retrieve just like the plot data...your choice.

[Jan]

@Simon: By the way, this is not twitter: no # before the tags.