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How to plot 3 variables (3rd variable on the colorbar)?

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Phoenix
Phoenix le 25 Mai 2019
Commenté : Star Strider le 25 Mai 2019
I have three variables (below). I wonder on how will I plot it to achieve something similar with the attached picture?
X = day in a year (1 to 365) --> in days
Y = time in a day (1 up to 24) --> in hours
Z = load data in kW say for example

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Star Strider
Star Strider le 25 Mai 2019
Modifié(e) : Star Strider le 25 Mai 2019
That looks like a surf plot, using
view(0,90)
to create a 2D plot from it.
How you plot it depends on how your data are organised. The surf function plots a matrix as the third argument, although the first two arguments can be vectors.
EDIT —
Your data are gridded. You can convert them into matrices needed for the surf function using the reshape (link) function, specifically:
D = xlsread('YourFile.xls'); % Use The Appropriate Function To Import Your Data
Xm = reshape(D(:,1), 24, []);
Ym = reshape(D(:,2), 24, []);
Zm = reshape(D(:,3), 24, []);
figure
surf(Xm, Ym, Zm)
view(0,90)
grid on
colorbar
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Phoenix
Phoenix le 25 Mai 2019
It alread worked. Thanks so much.
Star Strider
Star Strider le 25 Mai 2019
As always, my pleasure.

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst le 25 Mai 2019
You can make an image. If you don't have data for every x and y then use scatteredInterpolant. Then use imshow(Z) and colormap(jet(256)); to plot it.
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Phoenix
Phoenix le 25 Mai 2019
Can you tell me how? I have individual data for all those three variables complete for 1 year on a 1 hour timestep. Sample below.
Capture.JPG

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