How to draw 2 different plot on a graph

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Tommy
Tommy le 29 Mai 2020
Modifié(e) : Tommy le 29 Mai 2020
hold on
or
set(gca, 'NextPlot', 'add')
in between your calls to plot or however you are plotting.

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Hung Tat Ho
Hung Tat Ho le 29 Mai 2020
thanks Tommy, if the number of each column to much(about 1.300.000 row) how can i draw it?
Tommy
Tommy le 29 Mai 2020
Can you provide all of your code? I'm thinking a bit more context could be useful.
Hung Tat Ho
Hung Tat Ho le 29 Mai 2020
Modifié(e) : Hung Tat Ho le 29 Mai 2020
Thank Tommy, here is my code, can you help me! newdata is about 1 column and 1.300.000 rows
[clearData,outlierIndices]=rmoutliers(Databbase);
Newdata=table2array(clearData)
A=Newdata(:,1);
plot(A,'m-')
Ok thank you. What are you hoping the plot will look like? Your vector is so long that it is impossible to see any of the background which would make it easier to see the actual values being plotted. Similar to the following:
plot(rand(1000000,1))
Do you no longer have two columns to plot?
Hung Tat Ho
Hung Tat Ho le 29 Mai 2020
Hi. i have two columns with too much raws as each column and i want the plot look like as below, it included two different plots in one graph.

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