Assigning colors to different lines in one plot

Hello,

I am currently working on some code to create and format subplots. Would anybody be able to help with the following problem: a portion of my code is designed to create a subplot with 3 lines in the single plot (6:2:10). How can I go about assigning a color to each of these lines? Below is the section of my code attempting to run this command

figure(2), Colors = ['r', 'g', 'b']; c=1; subplot(121), hold on, %this makes a subplot and plots every other column from 6-10 for i = [6:2:10] plot(data(6:end,i), 'Color',[0.36 0.0 0.0]); c=c+1; end

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

If you want, you can change the default color order, like in my attached demo.

[Walter Roberson]

Jedidiah Tsai comments to Image Analyst:

Very helpful to me :D

Answer 2

[Chad Greene]

You're on the right track. Here's how I'd do it.

data = rand(10); 
Colors = rgb('red','green','blue'); 

c = 1; 
subplot(121)
hold on
for k = 6:2:10
    plot(data(6:end,k),'color',Colors(c,:),'linewidth',2) 
    c = c+1; 
end

legend('red data','green data','blue data')

[Chad Greene]

Above I'm using the rgb function which you can download from FEX. It gives rgb values of just about any color you can name.