Rauko, if you plot a row vector (a b c) in 3D, you get a polygon connecting the points (0,0,a) with (0,1,b) with (0,2,c). The y-coordinates just being consecutive indices. If you plot a column vector, the effect is the same, but x and y would be switched. The data you provide is seen as z-values in any case.
One way to plot a sinle point is to create a vector whose elements are 1x1 matrices consisting of the coordinates. Then plot that structure and format as "Data Points/Scatter Plot", not as "Surface plot". Its cumbersome. If you have change the format to datapoints, change back to surfaceplot and change back to datapoints again, the error remains. You have to change to vector field temporarily and then back to data points to make it work again. Tricky!
Its unclear to me, too, what Mathias is looking for, but as he wrote that he "sees not any data" I suppose he is using Prime (which IMHO shouldn't be used for 3D plots anyway).
