Reorder x-axis bar graph categorical
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Mark Crook-Rumsey
le 27 Nov 2019
Modifié(e) : Adam Danz
le 20 Sep 2023
Hi all,
I have viewed some of the other suggestions on here, but none have worked for me and I'm unsure where I am going wrong. I am trying to reorder a bar graph to be in the order I have specified in my variable cats.
errlow_ERP = [young_mid_parietal_PMconcept_stderr_ERP old_mid_parietal_PMconcept_stderr_ERP MCI_mid_parietal_PMconcept_stderr_ERP];
ERP_mean = [young_mid_parietal_PMconcept_mean_ERP old_mid_parietal_PMconcept_mean_ERP MCI_mid_parietal_PMconcept_mean_ERP];
errhigh_ERP = [young_mid_parietal_PMconcept_stderr_ERP old_mid_parietal_PMconcept_stderr_ERP MCI_mid_parietal_PMconcept_stderr_ERP];
cats = categorical({'Young','Older adult','MCI'});
subplot(3,4,12)
hold on;
p = bar(cats,ERP_mean,...
'FaceColor',[0.75,0.75,0.75],...
'EdgeColor','k',...
'LineWidth',1.5,...
'BaseValue',0);
baseline = p.BaseLine;
er = errorbar(cats,ERP_mean,errlow_ERP,errhigh_ERP,'.','vertical');
set(gca,'LineWidth',1,'FontSize',14)
ylim([0 8.5])
er.LineWidth = 1.5;
er.Color = 'k';
er.MarkerSize = 1;
xlabel('Group','FontSize',16)
ylabel('Amplitude in \muV','FontSize',16)
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
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Adam Danz
le 27 Nov 2019
Modifié(e) : Adam Danz
le 20 Sep 2023
Starting in MATLAB R2023b, bar accepts string arrays in addition to categoricals in the x-argument. The bar order will maintain the string order.
str = ["Young","Older adult","MCI"];
y = 1:3;
bar(str, y)
I know it doesn't look intuitive because the order specified by reordercats is the same as the original order but this sets that order in stone.
figure
cats = categorical({'Young','Older adult','MCI'});
cats = reordercats(cats,{'Young','Older adult','MCI'});
p = bar(cats, y);
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