Creating uitable with multiple data types

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Bryan Wilson
Bryan Wilson el 16 de Nov. de 2016
Comentada: Walter Roberson el 17 de Nov. de 2016
I have a table that I need to open as a uitable. The original table has both character arrays and numeric variables. I get the following error when creating the uitable, .
Cannot concatenate the table variables _____ and ____, because their types are double and cell.
This isn't my exact code, but illustrates my problem...
%Build Table
SectionID = {'A';'B';'C';'D'};
Description = {'First';'Second';'Third';'Fourth'};
Measurement1 = [5.2;5.0;5.0;5.8];
Measurement2 = [10;11;15;10];
T = table(SectionID,Description,Measurement1,Measurement2);
%Set up figure
handles.fig = figure('Position',[400,400,500,190]);
handles.T = T;
%UI Table - TEXT ONLY - WORKS
uitable(handles.fig,'Data',handles.T{:,[1,2]},'ColumnWidth',{100},...
'ColumnName',handles.T.Properties.VariableNames([1,2]),...
'Position',[20,20,450,150]);
%UI Table - NUMERIC ONLY - WORKS
uitable(handles.fig,'Data',handles.T{:,[3,4]},'ColumnWidth',{100},...
'ColumnName',handles.T.Properties.VariableNames([3,4]),...
'Position',[20,20,450,150]);
%UI Table - TEXT AND NUMERIC - DOES NOT WORK
uitable(handles.fig,'Data',handles.T{:,:},'ColumnWidth',{100},...
'ColumnName',handles.T.Properties.VariableNames(:),...
'Position',[20,20,450,150]);

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dpb
dpb el 16 de Nov. de 2016
Editada: Walter Roberson el 16 de Nov. de 2016
Indeed, the error message is right--"you can't do that!" of trying to concatenate cell array and non-cell array values.
You'll have to convert the table into a cell array to pass to uitable; it isn't table-aware so can't use the table directly, either.
I don't have release that includes the table class, but I'd think table2cell(T) would be just the ticket here...see table2cell()
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Bryan Wilson
Bryan Wilson el 17 de Nov. de 2016
What confuses me is I don't know why it's trying to concatenate at all. For the record...here's the code that DOES work.
%Build Table
SectionID = {'A';'B';'C';'D'};
Description = {'First';'Second';'Third';'Fourth'};
Measurement1 = [5.2;5.0;5.0;5.8];
Measurement2 = [10;11;15;10];
T = table(SectionID,Description,Measurement1,Measurement2);
%Set up figure and UI Table
handles.fig = figure('Position',[400,400,500,190]);
handles.T = table2cell(T);
uitable(handles.fig,'Data',handles.T(:,:),'ColumnWidth',{100},...
'ColumnName',T.Properties.VariableNames(:),...
'Position',[20,20,450,150]);
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson el 17 de Nov. de 2016
For a table, the notation handles.T{:,:} is equivalent to horzcat() of all of the T{:,1}, T{:.2}, ... and for that to work they need to be compatible data types. T{:,:} notation is for extracting to array, not for extracting to cell.

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