Scatter Color Scale for Looping Script
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    Adi Purwandana
 il 6 Ott 2023
  
    
    
    
    
    Commentato: Dyuman Joshi
      
      
 il 6 Ott 2023
            Dear everyone,
I have some excel files. Each file containing some columns of parameter. I want to plot all of them in one graph with different color (let's say jet colormap). 
Here is my code:
A       = dir('*.xlsx');
numprof = length(A); %number of profile
couleur = jet(numprof);
hold on; 
for nn = 1:numprof
    filename = A(nn).name; 
    data     = xlsread(filename); %
    a        = data(:,1);
    b        = data(:,2);
    % Plot
     scatter(lon(1),lat(1),'filled','color',couleur(nn,:)); % plot the first row value from each excel file
end
legend(compose("% d", 1:numprof),'Location','eastoutside');
This code produce this:

The scatter colors did not following jet colormap. Does anyone know the line I should add in this script?
best regards,
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  Dyuman Joshi
      
      
 il 6 Ott 2023
				The behaviour/functionality of scatter() is different than plot().
To clarify, you are trying to plot the first pair of points from each file? 
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  Matthew Blomquist
      
 il 6 Ott 2023
        
      Modificato: Matthew Blomquist
      
 il 6 Ott 2023
  
      One option would be to store those values into an array within the for loop, and then plot the arrays with a colormap of jet after going through the loop. Something like: 
A       = dir('*.xlsx');
numprof = length(A); %number of profile
figure() ;
hold on;
% Initialize
lon = zeros( numprof , 1 ) ;
lat = zeros( numprof , 1 ) ;
for nn = 1:numprof
    filename = A(nn).name;
    data = xlsread(filename); %
    lon(nn,1) = data(1,1);
    lat(nn,1) = data(1,2);
end
% For colorbar
c = 1 : numprof ;
% Plot
scatter(lon,lat,[],c,'filled');
colorbar
colormap jet
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