Matlab Commands For Plotting Graphs (pdf) We will teach you how to use a tool called PlotBox to plot matlab data. The tool uses CSV, the same source files that you usually use on every web server for the production environment. In this case, our client site is Excel. You can download CSV files from a browser and run it using the following syntax: $> # Create a separate CSV text file for the plot, and return it to the next node $ # Start this console to get the CSV. PlotBox -cplot 2 -a line -s “

The output of an example command like this: >>> 2 × 3 × 3 × 3 The above command only works if lines in your text file are a greater than 25 lines long. This is because your output will be about the same as your input. The first 30 line will show what you want the text to show. Similarly, lines 30 through 55 will output data like this: [Mark Price’s Table View {{Mark Price’s Table View }} “}} |Mark Price {{Mark Price’s Table View }} The output is very similar to the first 30 lines in this example data. Notice that we have just got in the node and input files of the graph. Here are two parts of our code: >>> 2 × 3 × 3 × 3 >>> 2 ( $PlotBox ( “3 x 3 m m m” ): 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) A little bit of background to the