Grouping the bar graph

Hello, I wrote following lines for plotting a bar graph of shock1-shock5 excel files.

%filename='shock1-5.xlsx'
clear all
clc

training=5;
sheetname='Result';

for i=1:training
    disp(i)
    freezePercent=xlsread(strcat('shock',num2str(i)),'C2:C11');
    for j=1:length(freezePercent)
        bar(freezePercent,'grouped')
        hold on
    end
end

However my code returns me stacked bar graph which looks like this.

I want mine to look like this:

Answer 1

[Ameer Hamza]

Try this

clear all
clc
training=5;
sheetname='Result';
freezePercent = zeros(training, 10);
for i=1:training
    freezePercent(i,:)=xlsread(strcat('shock',num2str(i)),'C2:C11');
end
bar(freezePercent)

[Yanjika O]

Hey! this works perfect. Thanks a lot.

[Ameer Hamza]

I am glad to be of help!

[Yanjika O]

But, what if I want to plot them individually?

[Ameer Hamza]

Can you show an example of how to plot individually? Can you share a sample dataset?

[Yanjika O]

Hey I wanted to plot the groups individually in a separate graphs. I became able to do what I wanted with the following code:

clear all
clc
training=5;
sheetname='Result';
%freezePercent = zeros(training, 10);
for i=1:training
    freezePercent(i,:)=xlsread(strcat('shock',num2str(i)),'Result','C2:C11');
    averageLine(i,:)=xlsread(strcat('shock',num2str(i)),'Result','C12');
    figure(i)
    bar(freezePercent(i,:))
    hold on
    %line([1,10],[averageLine,averageLine])
    %hold on
end
   

Thanks you for your responses!

[Ameer Hamza]

Glad that you found the solution. You may also see subplot() to draw them on the same figure.