Plotting help with a simple problem

I've been trying to fiqure out how to make this line visable within this plot, and can't seem to get or understand exactly what to do. I was hoping someone could explain how I would make the lines on this simple data set visiable.

clear, clc

a=750000; %staring amount
b=35000;  %starting withdrawl
y=0;      %years
while a>b
    a=a-b;
    a=a*1.045;  %interest
    b=b*1.015;  %inflation rate
    y=y+1;      %year/time step
    disp(y) 
    yyaxis left
    plot(y,a)
    yyaxis right
    plot(y,b)
end 

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

Subscript all of them.

Try this:

a=750000; %staring amount
b=35000;  %starting withdrawl
y=0;      %years
while a>b
    a=a-b;
    a=a*1.045;  %interest
    b=b*1.015;  %inflation rate
    y=y+1;      %year/time step
    av(y) = a;
    bv(y) = b;
    yv(y) = y;
end 

figure
yyaxis left
plot(yv,av)
yyaxis right
plot(yv,bv)

Since ‘y’ increments by 1 and is always an integer, it is convenient to use it as a counter and subscript.

[DiamondsRain]

Thanks, I had been trying with a seperate counter and had some troubles, but this helped a lot thank you!

[Star Strider]

As always, my pleasure!