Index exceeds matrix dimensions

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Will
Will on 20 Feb 2012
Commented: Mariana Rodrigues on 17 Jan 2019
I have a file that plots results from a simulation. Ive been using it for a long time and now it has started giving me this problem:
Index exceeds matrix dimensions.
Error in Plot_Results (line 210)
title('Velocity of cycle')
The first time I run the file it works fine. But if I run it again without changing anything (and there is nothing to clear any variables in the code) it gives me that error. If I comment out every title, xlabel, and ylabel line then itll work fine and will plot the several plots I have in the file but with no titles or anything. This just started happening and I cant figure out why. The code was working just fine before this randomly started happening.
thanks

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Will
Will on 20 Feb 2012
Alright I figured it out. For some reason it wasnt rewriting the title variable from an old run so i just added "clear title xlabel ylabel" and that seems to have fixed it.
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Bahare Samadi
Bahare Samadi on 30 Nov 2018
Thanks. It was very helpful.

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More Answers (3)

Qiu
Qiu on 23 Feb 2018
I just found that I accidentally used the name "title" for a string, which confused Matlab. Try use another name.

Jacob Wicks
Jacob Wicks on 10 Jan 2019
I had made xlabel and ylabel a variable which gave me the error about index exceeds array.
xlabel = ('time')
ylabel = ('something')
all I had to do was clear these variables
>>clear xlabel
>>clear ylabel
and use the proper syntax
xlabel('time')
ylabel('something')

Haseeb Ahmed Janjua
Haseeb Ahmed Janjua on 27 Sep 2017
whenever I create this function in editor
function r = Ymaxfinal(p,q)
r = ((-1000*p*q)/(27*(30*10^6)*0.163*(p+q)))*(p+(2*q))*((3*p(p+(2*q)))^0.5);
end
but when I call it in command window like Ymaxfinal(9,8)
it gives the error of Index exceeds matrix dimensions. plz help me

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