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Hello,
I have two different graphs beside each other by subplot but I need to make the vertical axis with the same scale in both graphs, I have tried few options it is not working for two graphs as it daes for one graph.
Does any one have any idea how to make it?
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in excel its easy.

the second data set properties are applied to the secondary axis
then select one y axis & choose manual for all ;min, max , major and minor incrments
then repeat for axis.

for Open Office Scalc.exe do same except choose max, min, increment and number of subdivisions.

For MATLAB, who knows ( F1 ;)
 

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I have two different graphs beside each other by subplot but I need to make the vertical axis with the same scale in both graphs, I have tried few options it is not working for two graphs as it daes for one graph.Ave
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I presume you are working in matlab ? In other software like excel it is still easier.

To do that in matlab,you need to know about handles & how to play with them.
Say you have two subplots subplot(1,2,1) & subplot(1,2,2).
Take handles of both of them & set their axes properties using set command

For your case it turns out to be set(H,'YLim',[min,max]); use this set command where H is the handle of subplot whose properties you want to change.
 
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