Three y axis with one x axis

I want to have a plot with two y axis on the left and one on the right with a common x axis for all. How can I do that?

[Liam]

See if this helps

https://au.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/459385-multiple-y-axes-on-single-x-axis#answer_372987

[Kashif Naukhez]

No this is just the overlap of one plot over the other and is not serving my purpose.

Answer 1

[Torsten]

https://uk.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/459385-multiple-y-axes-on-single-x-axis

[Kashif Naukhez]

No this is just the overlap of one plot over the other and is not serving my purpose. Image attached.

[Torsten]

These are three function plots - with each of them referring to one of the three different y-axes.

If this is not what you want, you will have to explain it in more detail.

[Kashif Naukhez]

Look at the x axis carefully. It is not sharing the common x axis.

[Torsten]

Look at the x axis carefully. It is not sharing the common x axis.

In the link I gave, it did. So you must have done something wrong with the code.

[Kashif Naukhez]

No @Torsten I did not do anything wrong. Fro the left most y axis, the y axis ticks are simply placed which does not look like an axis. It should have a vertical line representing it as an axis. So when I clicked on that axis, I got the y axis lik look (figure attached above) but the x axis is varying.

[Torsten]

I don't know how you get an extra solid line for the left-most y-axis. For me, one solid line as produced by the code would suffice - only the colors and the different y-scales would matter for me.