Hi,
I’m making a plot containing a few subplots using the function tiledlayout, and I created a global legend using the code
leg = legend({‘A’,’B’,’C’})
leg.Layout.Tile = ‘North’
However with this I cann’t use the previous method to change the marker size in the legend, because it requirs two outputs from the legend, and it will override the previous code.
[~,icons] = legend({‘A’,’B’,’C’})
icons1=findobj(icons,’type’,’patch’);
set(icons1,’MarkerSize’,15,’Linewidth’,1.5);
Anyone know the workaround of this? many thanks!Hi,
I’m making a plot containing a few subplots using the function tiledlayout, and I created a global legend using the code
leg = legend({‘A’,’B’,’C’})
leg.Layout.Tile = ‘North’
However with this I cann’t use the previous method to change the marker size in the legend, because it requirs two outputs from the legend, and it will override the previous code.
[~,icons] = legend({‘A’,’B’,’C’})
icons1=findobj(icons,’type’,’patch’);
set(icons1,’MarkerSize’,15,’Linewidth’,1.5);
Anyone know the workaround of this? many thanks! Hi,
I’m making a plot containing a few subplots using the function tiledlayout, and I created a global legend using the code
leg = legend({‘A’,’B’,’C’})
leg.Layout.Tile = ‘North’
However with this I cann’t use the previous method to change the marker size in the legend, because it requirs two outputs from the legend, and it will override the previous code.
[~,icons] = legend({‘A’,’B’,’C’})
icons1=findobj(icons,’type’,’patch’);
set(icons1,’MarkerSize’,15,’Linewidth’,1.5);
Anyone know the workaround of this? many thanks! tiledlayout, makersize, global legend MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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