MATLAB: Add new rows to Table (GUI uitable)

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Hey guys! After some research, I still can't find the solution for my problem. I have a table that it's filled with info from user, when a button is pushed. The idea is that once new information is inserted and the "add" button pushed, a new row is created on the table and the info copied there, without deleting/overwrite previous data.

Does any of you have a suggestion?? Your help is very much appreciated!

Thanks! BS.

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%hTable: handle to the table
%newRow : the row of data you want to add to the table.
oldData = get(hTable,'Data');
newData = [oldData; newRow];
set(hTable,'Data',newData)

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It can be done as Amardeep suggested. But I think adding a push button is better as it avoids accidental operation when clicking on the table.

In the uitable CellSelectionCallback, you need to save the indices of the selected cell

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List=get(handles.listbox1,'string');
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When you set the uitable data, you're setting the entire table, not just one line of the table.

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set(handles.uitable1,'data',{'Bercak', '1', '0';})

The entire data table will be just that 1 row.

Instead, you need to read each checkbox and write the entire table including all rows. If you need help with that let me know.

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