How does one plot a value (column of data) against two other values (2 other columns)?

I have a text file with many columns and rows, but I am only interested in a few sets of data (for now). How do I go about plotting a column against to two other columns? Columns in question are 14 (current), 10 (latitude), and 11 (longitude). Basically mapping out a location of incidence. Thank you

Answer 1

[the cyclist]

% Generate some pretend data. (You should use your actual data.)
M = rand(8,5) + (1:8)';

% Plot the Columns 2 and 5 as a function of Column 1 
figure
plot(M(:,1),M(:,2),'r.-',M(:,1),M(:,5),'g.-')

[fernando aguirre]

Awesome! Ended up using scatter3 because I realized that the data I had varied in value. Thanks!

[Satinath Debnath]

@the cyclist. I have got just an additional doubt with this plot. If I want to plot the other coumn but still in legend I want to mention the reference column. For example in the above example the first column is just constant 1 and other columns 2 and 5 have some random values. So In legend I want to show that 2,3 columns plotted represented 1. Is it possible to show through legend?