How to create a variable and automatic graph using App Designer

Hello all!

I am doing a app which generate a graphic from a certain file.

And I want to create a multiple graph using multiple checkboxes, as below.

So for example, I need to create an automatic graphic depending on the checkboxes cointained in the 'Y Axis' panel, and I am doing this using If statements, as below.

                if(app.CurrentACheckBox.Value == 1 && app.VoltageVCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.TemperatureCCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.AhAccuAhCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.AhAccuAhCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.WhAccuWhCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.WhStepWhStepCheckBox.Value == 0)
                plot(XAxis,Current)
                ylabel('Current [A]')
                elseif(app.CurrentACheckBox.Value == 0 && app.VoltageVCheckBox.Value == 1 && app.TemperatureCCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.AhAccuAhCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.AhAccuAhCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.WhAccuWhCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.WhStepWhStepCheckBox.Value == 0)
                plot(XAxis,Voltage)
                ylabel('Voltage [V]')
                elseif(app.CurrentACheckBox.Value == 0 && app.VoltageVCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.TemperatureCCheckBox.Value == 1 && app.AhAccuAhCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.AhAccuAhCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.WhAccuWhCheckBox.Value == 0 && app.WhStepWhStepCheckBox.Value == 0)
                plot(Axis,T_Bat_1)
                .
                .
                .
                .
                

Is there a better and elegant way to do this?

Considering that I need to plot multiple variables on the Y axis.

Thank you in advance

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

Why not use radio buttons, where only one at a time can be set, rather than a bunch of checkboxes?

[Gustavo Cervera]

Because I need to create a graph with multiple choices.

For example, I need to create an automatic graphic with every combination of the checkboxes above.

[Image Analyst]

Well then if there can be any possible combination of checkboxes checked, and they each have a different set of operations you want to do, then I think you'll have to do it like that. You'll have 2^7 = 128 different cases to check for.