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xticklabels function for more than 11 labels ?

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Hello everyone ,
I need to use the function "xticklabels" for labeling the x-axis this is my code:
figure (1)
xticklabels({'jan','feb','mar','apr','may','jun','jul','aug','sep','oct','nov','dec'})
but the figure display only till 'nov' how can I include the last one ?
Thank you.

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Jan
Jan il 10 Lug 2018
It is smarter to avoid the hard coding to set the names of the months, but to use datetick to display the names dynamically and automatically adjusted to the data.
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Reema Alhassan
Reema Alhassan il 10 Lug 2018
Modificato: Reema Alhassan il 10 Lug 2018
Thank you so much !
Steven Lord
Steven Lord il 10 Lug 2018
Instead of using datetick, consider plotting a datetime array.
startOfYear = dateshift(datetime('today'), 'start', 'year');
randomDays = randi([0 364], 1, 20);
D = startOfYear + days(sort(randomDays));
D.Format = 'MMM dd';
plot(D, 1:20, '-o')

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Mandeep  Singh
Mandeep Singh il 10 Lug 2018
From my understanding of the problem, you could specify the xticks before xticklabel to get the desired output . Try the following example snippet:
xticks(1:12)
xticklabels({'jan','feb','mar','apr','may','jun','jul','aug','sep','oct','nov','dec'})
The value of the xticks can be varied according to the data you are plotting.
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jonas
jonas il 10 Lug 2018
Modificato: jonas il 10 Lug 2018
The problem is that when you create a default figure, then matlab makes an axis with xlim=[0 1] with 11 equally spaced xtick. You can just change the xlim to get your desired results, but for almost any application I would suggest using Jan's method instead.

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