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How to make a plot content draggable (make a dynamic display)?
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Let's have a simple line plot, let' say from x=0 to x=6000. I make an X scale window from i.e. x=100 up to x=200. Now I see part of the line plot. Is it possible to scroll (or wipe, I do not know which is the proper word) the plot in the window by dragging the line and move it left or right having the same window length (in this case the length is 100 x values) and showing continuously different areas of the line plot, i.e. from [100, 200] up to [5900, 6000]?
I know it is possible to change the xmin and xmax, but I want to make it mouse draggable.
How to do it in Matlab? Is it possible at all?
Csaba Bagyinka
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Vidya Viswanathan
on 30 Mar 2016
Hi Csaba,
I guess the option you are looking for is "Pan". In the figure window, you will notice a "Pan" option in the toolbar. This will help you scroll through different sections of the figure using the mouse. Please refer to the figure attached for the same. The "Pan" option is highlighted in Red color for your reference.
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/173866/image.jpeg)
This option can also be controlled programmatically. Refer to the following documentation link for the details:
I hope this addresses your query.
Regards,
Vidya
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