Plot Time Sensitive Data plus a fit in the same plot

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Hello,
I imported two column vectors from an Excel sheet. One is called 'Thickness' and the other 'Date', which contains the Date of the measured thickness in the format: 'DD-MMM-YYY HH:MM:SS'.
I now want to achieve two things. To plot the thickness over time with a fit, and have the x-Axis displayed in the time format DD-MMM-YYY. I have no trouble with the plot, simply
plot(Date,Thickness,'.')
works fine. Then, i want to apply a general fit to the data, to see the overall tendency of thickness over the last year. I used
fit1 = fit(DateTime,Thickness,'poly1');
to create the fitted line. 'DateTime' is the Date vector, converted with
datenum(Date)
since the fit-function does not accept datetime variables. But the big problem is: How do I plot the fit and the thickness in one plot, AND let the x-axis be displayed in DD-MMM-YYYY? The plot won't work if the fit and the data have different types. Fit in 'datenum', Date in 'Datetime', aparrently can't be plotted simultaneously. I've tried hold on/off, with no luck.
It is possible to also convert the Date into datenum, but then the x-axis labels don't help in finding correct dates.
Thanks in advance!

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Yongjian Feng
Yongjian Feng il 8 Dic 2021
To show more than one plots in a figure, use
plot(Date, Thickness, '.');
hold on % this means you want more than one plots in a figure
% plot the fit here
hold off
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Tim Richter
Tim Richter il 8 Dic 2021
If I do it like this:
plot(Date,Thickness,'.');
hold on
plot(fit1,'-r') % or plot(Date,fit1,'-r') or plot(DateTime,fit1,'-r')
hold off
I get the error: 'Error evaluating CFIT function - Arguments must be numeric, char, or logical.'

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