How to get indices of selected uitable cell outside cellselection callback
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I have a uitable in appdesigner with a struct array containing some elements from the table and some additional elements that I do not display in the table. I want to make changes to any of these elements after a press a button. I am trying to get the index/ data of the selected cell in the table which will help me locate them in the structure and then update the changes. Since there is no getselected function, how to get this index outside the cellselectioncallback without having to add additional column with check box
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Mary Abbott
am 3 Nov. 2017
Hello,
To accomplish this, you can create a property in your app that will store the currently selected indices. Then, add a cellSelectionCallback that updates this property every time a new cell is selected. This would look something like:
% (Add selectedCell property to store indices)
% Cell selection callback: UITable
function UITableCellSelection(app, event)
app.selectedCell = event.Indices;
end
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Eduardo Gaona Peña
am 7 Feb. 2018
Bearbeitet: Eduardo Gaona Peña
am 7 Feb. 2018
I'm trying something like this but my callback is not returning any value :( (see attached screenshot)
% Cell selection callback: UITable
function UITableCellSelection(app, event)
event.Indices
end
Petar Zuvela
am 30 Apr. 2018
Actually, add a selection callback for your table and then copy the code below into it:
app.selectedCell = event.Indices;
Of course, don't forget to define selectedCell as a property.
Maryam Abbaszadeh
am 14 Sep. 2020
How to define selectedCell as a property?
Biraj Khanal
am 17 Jan. 2022
병주 김
am 16 Mai 2022
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Does it work?
I also coded like that, but matlab says there is no property of field names Indices like below fig.
Do you know how could I handle this?

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