Help plot with cell array scale problem

The scale is not what I want

scatter(NGPSLongitude{1,1},NGPSLatitude{1,1},'r','*')

    hold on

it appears me only 2 points and should appear 200...

[sixwwwwww]

can you show your cell arrays NGPSLongitude and NGPSLatitude what they contain in their first cell {1,1}?

[5mid]

its like this x =

   43.7347
   43.7354
   43.7368
   43.7370
   43.7371
   43.7374
   43.7373
   43.7377
   43.7383
   43.7388
         0
         0
   43.7403

y =

    7.4214
    7.4212
    7.4215
    7.4218
    7.4221
    7.4239
    7.4255
    7.4269
    7.4278
    7.4281
         0
         0
    7.4279

Answer 1

[sixwwwwww]

try this:

x = [43.7347 43.7354 43.7368 43.7370 43.7371 43.7374 43.7373 43.7377 43.7383 43.7388 0 0 43.7403];
NGPSLongitude{1,1} = x(x ~= 0);
y = [7.4214 7.4212 7.4215 7.4218 7.4221 7.4239 7.4255 7.4269 7.4278 7.4281 0 0 7.4279];
NGPSLatitude{1,1} = y(y ~= 0);
scatter(NGPSLongitude{1,1},NGPSLatitude{1,1},'r','*')

You need to exclude the values at which both x and y are 0 in order to see graph properly. Because the difference between the points is very small.

[5mid]

My info are much bigger than that. I can´t call x that...

NGPSLongitude{1,1}=NGPSLongitude{1,1}(NGPSLongitude{1,1}~=0)

like that?

[sixwwwwww]

you can do it as follow:

NGPSLongitude{1,1} = NGPSLongitude{1,1}(NGPSLongitude{1,1} ~= 0);

[5mid]

I did that and result!!!!

Thanks a lot

[sixwwwwww]

yes you are right you can do it like that

[sixwwwwww]

you are welcome

Answer 2

[Walter Roberson]

Your values 43.73* and 7.42* are very close together compared to the 0 and 0. All of the 43.73* / 7.42* are showing up on top of each other, and all of the 0 / 0 points are showing up on top of each other. If you zoom in on the upper right points you should be able to see them separately.

Is it possible that you want the 0 / 0 points to be omitted ?

[5mid]

Yes it is. How can I do that?

Thanks