Create table arraytby calling thereadtablefunction to read data from a file. Select four variables and 15 rows fromt.

t = readtable('patients.xls'); vars = {'Age','Systolic','Diastolic','Smoker'}; t = t(1:15,vars);

Create a table UI component, and specifytas the data.

fig = uifigure; uit = uitable(fig,'Data',t);

First, create a program file calledtsunamisData.m. Within the program file:

functiontsunamisData t = readtable('tsunamis.xlsx'); vars = {'Year','MaxHeight','Latitude','Longitude'}; t = t(1:20,vars); fig = uifigure; fig.Position(3:4) = [822 360]; uit = uitable(fig); uit.Data = t; uit.ColumnSortable = [false true true true]; uit.ColumnEditable = true; uit.Position(3) = 375; uit.DisplayDataChangedFcn = @updatePlot; ax = uiaxes(fig); ax.Position(1) = 415; ax.YLabel.String ='Max Height'; x = t.Year; y = t.MaxHeight; area(ax,x,y)functionupdatePlot(src,event) t = uit.DisplayData; x = t.Year; y = t.MaxHeight; area(ax,x,y)endend

A sortable column displays arrows in the header when you hover your mouse over it. Find a sortable column and sort the table. Notice how the displayed data and the plot update after sorting.

风格细胞选项卡le UI component that contain missing values. In this case, add a yellow background color style to cells that haveNaNvalues.

Read tsunami sample data into the workspace as a table array. Then, create a table UI component to display the data.

tdata = readtable('tsunamis.xlsx'); vars = {'Year','Month','Day','Hour',...'MaxHeight','Cause','EarthquakeMagnitude'}; tdata = tdata(1:100,vars); fig = uifigure('Position',[500 500 750 350]); uit = uitable(fig); uit.Position = [20 20 710 310]; uit.Data = tdata; uit.RowName ='numbered';

Use theismissingfunction to get a logical array of the table elements that contain missing values. Find the row and column subscripts for the elements that haveNaNvalues. Finally, create a yellow background color style and add it to the cells withNaNvalues in the table UI component.

styleIndices = ismissing(tdata); [row,col] = find(styleIndices); s = uistyle('BackgroundColor','yellow'); addStyle(uit,s,'cell',[row,col]);

Create a table UI component that displays a 10-by-3 array of random integers. TheDataproperty specifies the values to display, and thePositionproperty specifies the location and size of the table within the figure.

f = figure; uit = uitable(f,'Data',randi(100,10,3),'Position',[20 20 262 204]);

Create an emptyTableUI component.

f = figure; uit = uitable(f);

Set theDataproperty to populate the data as a cell array that contains a mixture of different types. Then set thePositionproperty to adjust the location and size of the table to fit the data.

d = {“男”,52,true;“男”,40,true;'Female',25,false}; uit.Data = d; uit.Position = [20 20 258 78];

Set theColumnNameproperty to change the column headings to descriptive names. Set theColumnEditableproperty totrueso that users can edit the data in the UI. When a user changes a value in the UI, theDataproperty updates to reflect that change.

uit.ColumnName = {'Gender','Age','Authorized'}; uit.ColumnEditable = true;