2 I suppose, it's not specific to GUIDE - you can run it in the command line or paste it into a script and run it. It shows a table being created, and then the second column being converted from numeric data to logical checkboxes.
You can use the CellEditCallback of the uitable to let you run functions when the checkbox is clicked on in the same way as you could for the checkbox UI control.
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Yes, and you can do that by resetting the data in the table. Are you using a callback to do this? E.g. Pushing a button adds an extra row to the table.
I just picked it up over time. Be aware that I didn't create that code using GUIDE, I did it manually but used the same handles format that GUIDE uses. You might want to watch the 'Creating a GUI using GUIDE' video in the MATLAB help documentation
I have, but there is alot left out from the guide. For instance, I could not insert a checkbox into the table. Is there another source you would suggest?
To do it in GUIDE, you right click on the table, select Table Property Editor, then in the Columns tab there is an option to select what data format each column will take: make it 'logical'.
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