I am trying to get two heatmaps i.e i have 2 different data sets and i want each to have a separate heatmap window. I am using this function Hm = heatmap(abc);

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Your question isn't quite clear. So you plot one heatmap by using your command; you can create another figure obj and plot another heatmap.
Hm = heatmap(abc);
figure; Hm2 = heatmap(abc2);
Is this what you need?
Thanks I tried this but either i used uppercase F i figure or i probably used "figures" Thanks it worked

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Cris LaPierre
Cris LaPierre on 1 Apr 2020

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I suspect what is happeing is you are plotting both heatmpas onto the same axes, meaning the second one replaces the first. Place the command "figure" before your second heatmap command to generate a second figure window.

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Yes that's exactly what was happening. It worked now. Thanks.

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