Basic menu with options
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1)I have a menu with 4 options. I need to make another menu that has all the options from the previous menu except the option that was previously selected. What do I do?
2)My code uses the option number outputed from the menu to extract a value from a matrix. On the second menu, one option will be removed so the outputted number will not extract the correct matrix values anymore. Is there anyway I can keep the same values on the second menu as the first menu after one option is removed?
EX) If someone selects option 2 from the first menu my code is set up to put the value into value=matrixname(option#selected, columnnumber)
if one option is removed it will not extract the correct value anymore. What should I do?
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Adam Danz
am 8 Sep. 2019
Bearbeitet: Adam Danz
am 9 Sep. 2019
"Is there anyway I can keep the same values on the second menu as the first menu after one option is removed?"
Instead of using the option number from the menu, match the selection to an independent list that won't change.
allPossibleOptions = {'white','green','red','blue'};
selection = 'red';
value = find(strcmp(allPossibleOptions,selection));
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Adam Danz
am 8 Sep. 2019
Bearbeitet: Adam Danz
am 10 Sep. 2019
If you're using app designer, an alternative to my answer above is using the ItemsData property to store a value that is independent of the order of options in the menu. When you make a selection, the ItemsData value is returned and can be used as an index.
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