Issues creating a scatter graph

I was trying to make a scatter graph for the data I had with the code shwon below:

A= readtable("query.csv");

Depth= A(:,4);

Magnitude= A(:,5);

x= table2array(Depth);

y= table2array(Magnitude);

X=mean(x,"all");

Y= median(x,"all");

Z= range(x,"all");

V= std(Magnitude);

[minA, maxA]= bounds(Magnitude,"all")

S= std(Magnitude);

X

Y

Z

S

scatter(Depth, Magnitude)

However when I run the code, Matlab resonds with the error message:

>> scatter(Depth, Magnitude)

Error using scatter (line 68)

Not enough input arguments.

I am not sure why it says I don't have enough inputs when both variables are clearly defined earlier in the code. Can anyone help with why this happens?

Many thanks

[Stephen23]

Please show us the complete output from this command:

which scatter -all

/MATLAB/toolbox/matlab/graphics/graphics/scatter.m
/MATLAB/toolbox/matlab/bigdata/@tall/scatter.m      % tall method

Answer 1

[dpb]

Depth and Magnitude are both tables, not the variables in the table.

scatter(A.Depth,A.Magnitude)

See the table "See Also" link <Access Data in Tables> for how to use the table directly.

Answer 2

[Star Strider]

Use curly braces {} to access data in a table --

Depth= A{:,4};

Magnitude= A{:,5};

That also avoids using the table2array calls (that return x and y, not 'Depth' and 'Magnitude').

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