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From: ke on 9 Feb 2010 13:41
Hello,

I am using Laurent Vaylet's wordreport.m to automatically make daily
Word reports that contain matlab figures.
My report has 8 possible plots, similar to subplot(4, 2, 1) to
subplot(4, 2, 8). But I only plot some of these plots on days when
some data is missing. That means I might only have subplot(4, 2, 7)
and subplot(4, 2, 8), and no subplots 1-6. When the resulting figure
is copied into the word file, all the whitespace allocated for the
missing subplots 1-6 is copied too.

Is there a way to "crop" the figure so that it only contains the
subplots that are present, and gets rid of the unused whitespace? I
need to keep the same size and aspect ratio of the remaining axes.

[For what it is worth, I actually use axes('pos', [x x x x]) to make
each axis, not subplot, but thought it would be easier to explain as
subplots.]

Thanks,
Kate
From: Jan Simon on 10 Feb 2010 16:59
Dear Kate!

> Is there a way to "crop" the figure so that it only contains the
> subplots that are present, and gets rid of the unused whitespace? I
> need to keep the same size and aspect ratio of the remaining axes.

It's not getting clear to me: How can you keep the same size *and* crop at the same time?
Would it help to export just the drawn axes and not the complete figure?

Kind regards, Jan
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