Moving a function in a graph

Hi!

I want to know if its possible move a function in a graph without moving the X axis.

I have two functions in a graph and I need to move one of them, but the X axis should not move.

Thank you!

Answer 1

[the cyclist]

What do you mean by "move a function in a graph"?

Here, I have "moved" the blue function by offsetting the x value. Is that what you mean? If not, please add more description to your question. It is pretty vague. Remember, we only know the information about your problem that you tell us.

x = 1:10;
y = 3:12;

offset = 6;

figure
plot(x,y,x+offset,y)

Answer 2

[JaviOBe]

Sorry, I mean that if its possible to move manually a function into a graph, grabbing it with the cursor, for example.

I want to do it because I don't know the exactly offset that I have, and is easier if I do manually.

Thank you