geoplot(lat,lon) command error

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I am trying to plot a buoy trajectory profile across the ocean surface. I have the trajectory data in an NC file that I have uploaded to MATLAB however it seems as if my geoplot command is connecting my points vertically in the water column (the buoy collects data as deep as 2,000m as it rises to the surface) instead of the buoys breaching points along the surface. I was able to create a red line running through the points once, but never again. The command I have been using after I upload the file to MATLAB is:
lat=ncread(filename,'LATITUDE')
lon=ncread(filename,'LONGITUDE')
geoplot(lat,lon,'r','LineWidth',2)
geobasemap('landcover')
I attached the pictures as a reference so that hopefully someone can understand what my issue is. I added the arrows and numbers to the map with the solid red line as a guide to the buoy trajector after the map was created. I am also confused at how I was able to do it once but not again while using the same commands.
How can I recreate the map that has the solid line running through the points?
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KSSV
KSSV on 22 Jul 2020
First use geobasemap and then try plot using hold on.
VICTOR ALMEIDA
VICTOR ALMEIDA on 22 Jul 2020
It gave me an error message that says:
"Adding Cartesian plot to geoaxes is not supported"
Doing hold on and then geoplot also gave me the same result with just individual points.

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VICTOR ALMEIDA
VICTOR ALMEIDA on 26 Jul 2020
Deleting all of the NaN values in relation to the latitude and longitude data and running the commands again worked!

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KSSV
KSSV on 22 Jul 2020
Try:
geoplot(lat,lon,'r-','LineWidth',2)
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KSSV
KSSV on 22 Jul 2020
Share the poins alone here.
VICTOR ALMEIDA
VICTOR ALMEIDA on 22 Jul 2020
This was what I got when I tried:
geoplot(lat,lon,'r-','LineWidth',2)

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