MATLAB: How use Pop-Up Menu with including Check Box

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How use Pop-Up Menu with including Check Box?

I would like to use Pop-Up Menu with Check Box.

In general, When I check PopUp Menu, then show the List.

But, I'd like to make List in CheckBox Style

Please give me some solution or answer.

Best Answer

A pop-up menu cannot include a check box (not unless perhaps you work at the Java level.)

You can have a push-button that turns on the visibility of a radiobutton group.

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MATLAB: Setting numeric values in Pop-up Menu in Matlab Guide

To load the popup with numbers:

listItems = cell(10,1);
for k = 1 : 10
    listItems{k} = num2str(k);
end
set(handles.popup1, 'String', listItems);

To get the index of the selected item:

get(handles.popup1, 'Value');

MATLAB: How to create a listbox with a scrollbar starting at the bottom of the listbox, when using GUIDE in MATLAB

One way to have the scroll bar begin at the bottom of the Listbox is to set the 'Value' property of the Listbox to the number of elements in the list through the Property Inspector. The Property Inspector is a separate user interface that can be found as one of the menu items when right-clicking on the Listbox when designing the GUI. For example, if you have 6 elements choices in a list, setting the 'Value' property of the Listbox to '6' displays the starting point of the scroll bar at the bottom of the Listbox.

An alternative way to set the position of the scroll bar is to use the commands set(handles.listbox1,'Value',x) or set(handles.listbox1,'ListboxTop',x) in the Callback function, where x is the index of the last list item in the Listbox. For example,

set(handles.listbox1,'String',data); %populate the list with data

index = size(get(handles.listbox1,'string'), 1); %get how many items are in the list box

set(handles.listbox1,'ListboxTop',index); %set the index of last item to be the index of the top-most string displayed in list box.

set(handles.listbox1,'Value',index);

When setting the 'Value' parameter, the last element in the list gets highlighted. On the other hand, setting the 'ListboxTop' parameter does not highlight the last element in the Listbox.

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