I have a script that creates 2 plots. I would like them to be next to each other in a typical subplot form. However, when I run this script, it only plots the second plot and the axes are messed up, such that it looks like it's layering plots on top of each other perhaps. If I take out the subplot syntax and run them as separate figures, they look fine. It's only and issue when I try to use subplot. I cannot figure out what the problem is. I know my code isn't going to win any code beauty pagents, but this is an odd problem I cannot figure out. I'm running 2018a. Thank you all in advance.
%%%Plot Audiograms for SAL
%%%Plot for NH group
%Get NH means from data
IowaNHR_Mean = mean(AudioData.Iowa.NHR);IowaNHL_Mean = mean(AudioData.Iowa.NHL);CalNHR_Mean = mean(AudioData.Cal.NHR);CalNHL_Mean = mean(AudioData.Cal.NHL);%plot NH group
subplot(1,2,1);h1 = axes;plot(IowaNHR_Mean,'r','linewidth',2);set(h1, 'Ydir', 'reverse');xlim([0.5 6.5]);ylim([-20 120]);set(gca, 'XTick' ,[1 2 3 4 5 6]);set(gca, 'XTickLabel',{'0.25'; '0.5'; '1'; '2'; '4'; '8'});grid ontitle('Normal Hearing', 'fontsize',25');ylabel('Threshold (dB HL)', 'fontsize', 20);xlabel('Frequency (kHz)', 'fontsize', 20);hold on;%%Plot Means
plot(IowaNHL_Mean,'b','linewidth',2);hold on;plot(CalNHR_Mean, 'r', 'linestyle','--','linewidth',2);hold on;plot(CalNHL_Mean, 'b', 'linestyle','--','linewidth',2);hold on; %Plot Individual Data
x = 1:6;y = AudioData.Iowa.NHR;plot(x,y, 'color', [0,0,0]+0.6);hold all;y2 = AudioData.Iowa.NHL;plot(x,y2, 'color', [0,0,0]+0.6);hold all;y3 = AudioData.Cal.NHR;plot(x,y3,'color',[0,0,0]+0.6, 'linestyle','--');hold all;y4 = AudioData.Cal.NHL;plot(x,y4,'color',[0,0,0]+0.6, 'linestyle','--');%%Legend
legend('Rural right ear mean','Rural left ear mean','Urban right ear mean','Urban left ear mean','Location','southwest');%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%%Plot for HL group
%Get HL means fro mdata
IowaHLR_Mean = mean(AudioData.Iowa.HLR);IowaHLL_Mean = mean(AudioData.Iowa.HLL);CalHLR_Mean = mean(AudioData.Cal.HLR);CalHLL_Mean = mean(AudioData.Cal.HLL);%plot HL group
subplot(1,2,2)h2 = axes;plot(IowaHLR_Mean,'r','linewidth',2);set(h2, 'Ydir', 'reverse');xlim([0.5 6.5]);ylim([-20 120]);set(gca, 'XTick' ,[1 2 3 4 5 6]);set(gca, 'XTickLabel',{'0.25'; '0.5'; '1'; '2'; '4'; '8'});grid ontitle('Hearing Loss', 'fontsize',25');ylabel('Threshold (dB HL)', 'fontsize', 20);xlabel('Frequency (kHz)', 'fontsize', 20);hold on;%plot means
plot(IowaHLL_Mean,'b','linewidth',2);hold on;plot(CalHLR_Mean, 'r', 'linestyle','--','linewidth',2);hold on;plot(CalHLL_Mean, 'b', 'linestyle','--','linewidth',2);hold on; %plot individual data
x = 1:6;y = AudioData.Iowa.HLR;plot(x,y, 'color', [0,0,0]+0.6);hold all;y2 = AudioData.Iowa.HLL;plot(x,y2, 'color', [0,0,0]+0.6);hold all;y3 = AudioData.Cal.HLR;plot(x,y3,'color',[0,0,0]+0.6, 'linestyle','--');hold all;y4 = AudioData.Cal.HLL;plot(x,y4,'color',[0,0,0]+0.6, 'linestyle','--');%%Legendlegend('Rural right ear mean','Rural left ear mean','Urban right ear mean','Urban left ear mean','Location','southwest');
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