How to have Subplots of heatmaps in Matlab

Hi, I am trying to plot several heatmaps on the same figure as subplots. However I end up with individual figures. What the code produces is a figure named "HeatMap 1" and blank figure named "Figure 1". The figures do not have a coloubar as well, though i turned it on within the code. When I manually turn on the colorbar its limits are different from the limits that I specified in the code. Could someone kindly help me with this.

My code is as follows.

subplot(3,1,1);
HeatMap(Final_assessment_00001,'RowLabels', yvalues, 'ColumnLabels', xvalues, 'Colormap',autumn, 'Symmetric', false);
ax = H.plot; % 'ax' will be a handle to a standard MATLAB axes.
colorbar('Peer', ax); % Turn the colorbar on
caxis(ax, [-20 20]); % Adjust the color limits

subplot(3,1,2);
HeatMap(Final_assessment_00002,'RowLabels', yvalues, 'ColumnLabels', xvalues, 'Colormap',autumn, 'Symmetric', false);
ax = H.plot; % 'ax' will be a handle to a standard MATLAB axes.
colorbar('Peer', ax); % Turn the colorbar on
caxis(ax, [-20 20]); % Adjust the color limits

subplot(3,1,3);
HeatMap(Final_assessment_00003,'RowLabels', yvalues, 'ColumnLabels', xvalues, 'Colormap',autumn, 'Symmetric', false);
ax = H.plot; % 'ax' will be a handle to a standard MATLAB axes.
colorbar('Peer', ax); % Turn the colorbar on
caxis(ax, [-20 20]); % Adjust the color limits

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

This is not possible with the Bioinformatics HeatMap routine. HeatMap stores attaches several behaviors to the figure and those behaviors need to have a different result for each plot.

[Sachindra Dhanapala Arachchige]

No, its quite possible. I just found a way. See the following code, it works like a charm. Anyway thanks for trying to help me.

subplot(3,1,1); h = heatmap(xvalues,yvalues,Final_assessment_00001, 'ColorLimits',[-30 30], 'Colormap',autumn);

subplot(3,1,2); h = heatmap(xvalues,yvalues,Final_assessment_00002, 'ColorLimits',[-30 30], 'Colormap',autumn);

subplot(3,1,3); h = heatmap(xvalues,yvalues,Final_assessment_00003, 'ColorLimits',[-30 30], 'Colormap',autumn);

[Walter Roberson]

No, you switched from using the Bioinformatics HeatMap to using the newer and different heatmap. HeatMap vs heatmap. You had asked about HeatMap and for those it is not possible to put them in a subplot.

[Sachindra Dhanapala Arachchige]

oh, yes. it seems you are correct. It's different heatmap, but does the job!. Thanks again!!!!