How to fill color among different plots in GUI?

I have matrix of a single column with 'k' rows and another matrix of dimension 'm' by 'n'. Now i want to plot this matrix with single column matrix as reverse YDir. For exa plot of different columns w.r.t. depth(single column matrix). Now i want to fill area between all curves starting from y axis side and want to scale the x-axis from 0 to 1.

[Geoff Hayes]

Brij - please clarify with an example (i.e. provide some data) of what you hope to accomplish. Also, to fill the colour between different plots on an axes, see the area function for some ideas.

[Walter Roberson]

Is there one entry in the column vector for each row in your second matrix? SO k and m are the same? If not then how are the k entries in the column vector to be related to the m entries in any one column of your m x n matrix?

For the x direction we can use

x = linspace(0, 1, n);

[Brij Bhushan Singh]

yes k and m are same. my GUI command is

Depth=handles.Depth 
c=handles.c
l=length(Depth)
for i=1:l
   hold on
   plot(c(:,i),Depth)
end

c is kXm and depth is kX1. Now please tell me how to give fill command in GUI and scale x-axis from zero to 1 in gui.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

[m, n] = size(YourData);
x = linspace(0, 1, n);
plot(x, DepthVector, YourData.');  %transpose!

If that does what you want for the plotting then let us know and we can work on the filling.

[Brij Bhushan Singh]

sorry it didn't worked i am able to plot please tell me how to fill. The code i used is

Depth=handles.Depth
c=handles.c
l=length(Depth)
 colorstring = 'kbgry';
figure; cla;
hold on
for i = 1:2
  plot(c(:,i),Depth, 'Color', colorstring(i))
  xlim([0 1])
  set(gca,'YDir','reverse')
end

Answer 2

[Image Analyst]

I'm having trouble visualizing. Can you upload a picture of what you'd like to achieve?

And have you tried the area(), patch(), or fill() commands to fill areas/regions with colors? Can you just try to plot your data with area() with your top color first, and your bottom color last (so the bottom plot will overlap (cover up) underneath the first curve (if I'm visualization/guessing this correctly)?