removeReference
Description
removeReference(
removes the references to the referenced cells, spreadsheetCell
,referencedCells
)referencedCells
, from
the cell, spreadsheetCell
.
The spreadsheets must be saved on the path.
removeReference(
removes the references that have the indices, spreadsheetCell
,indices
)indices
.
Examples
Remove Reference Between Cells in Two Spreadsheets
Create two Safety Analysis Manager spreadsheets, and store each
Spreadsheet
object in a variable.
mySpreadsheet1 = safetyAnalysisMgr.newSpreadsheet; mySpreadsheet2 = safetyAnalysisMgr.newSpreadsheet;
Add three rows to each spreadsheet by using the addRow
function.
addRow(mySpreadsheet1,Count=3) addRow(mySpreadsheet2,Count=3)
Add a text column and derived column that have custom labels to the
mySpreadsheet2
spreadsheet by using the addColumn
function.
addColumn(mySpreadsheet2,Count=2,Type=["text","derived"]... ,Label=["Check Box Column","Derived Column"])
Add a check box column that has a custom label to the
mySpreadsheet1
spreadsheet by using the addColumn
function.
addColumn(mySpreadsheet1,Type="checkbox",Label="Check Box Column")
Save the spreadsheets.
save(mySpreadsheet1,"spreadsheet1.mldatx") save(mySpreadsheet2,"spreadsheet2.mldatx")
Retrieve the SperadsheetCell
objects for the first cells in the
first and second column in the mySpreadsheet1
spreadsheet and the
first cell in the derived column in the mySpreadsheet2
spreadsheet.
myCell1(1) = getCell(mySpreadsheet1,1,1);
myCell1(2) = getCell(mySpreadsheet1,1,2);
myCell2 = getCell(mySpreadsheet2,1,"Derived Column");
Create a reference where the myCell2
cell references the
myCell1
cells by using the addReference
function.
addReference(myCell2,myCell1)
Remove the reference to the first referenced cell.
removeReference(myCell2,myCell1(1))
Remove Last Reference Using Index
Create two Safety Analysis Manager spreadsheets, and store each
Spreadsheet
object in a variable.
mySpreadsheet1 = safetyAnalysisMgr.newSpreadsheet; mySpreadsheet2 = safetyAnalysisMgr.newSpreadsheet;
Add three rows to each spreadsheet by using the addRow
function.
addRow(mySpreadsheet1,Count=3) addRow(mySpreadsheet2,Count=3)
Add a text column and derived column that have custom labels to the
mySpreadsheet2
spreadsheet by using the addColumn
function.
addColumn(mySpreadsheet2,Count=2,Type=["text","derived"]... ,Label=["Check Box Column","Derived Column"])
Add a check box column that has a custom label to the
mySpreadsheet1
spreadsheet by using the addColumn
function.
addColumn(mySpreadsheet1,Type="checkbox",Label="Check Box Column")
Save the spreadsheets.
save(mySpreadsheet1,"spreadsheet1.mldatx") save(mySpreadsheet2,"spreadsheet2.mldatx")
Retrieve the SperadsheetCell
objects for the first cells in the
first and second column in the mySpreadsheet1
spreadsheet and the
first cell in the derived column in the mySpreadsheet2
spreadsheet.
myCell1(1) = getCell(mySpreadsheet1,1,1);
myCell1(2) = getCell(mySpreadsheet1,1,2);
myCell2 = getCell(mySpreadsheet2,1,"Derived Column");
Create a reference where the myCell2
cell references the
myCell1
cells by using the addReference
function.
addReference(myCell2,myCell1)
Remove the second reference from the cell, myCell2
.
removeReference(myCell2,2)
Input Arguments
spreadsheetCell
— Spreadsheet cell
SpreadsheetCell
object
Spreadsheet cell to add the reference to, specified as a
SpreadsheetCell
object. The cell must be in a derived column. For
more information on derived columns, see Define Derived Values and Define the Derived Column Formula.
referencedCells
— Referenced cells
SpreadsheetCell
object array
Referenced cells, specified as a SpreadsheetCell
object array. The
cells can exist in the same or different Safety Analysis Manager spreadsheets
than spreadsheetCell
.
indices
— Reference indices
vector of positive integers
Reference indices, specified as a vector of positive integers.
Example: removeReference(myCell,[1,3])
removes the references from
the spreadsheet cell, myCell
, that have the indices
1
and 3
.
Data Types: single
| double
| int8
| int16
| int32
| int64
| uint8
| uint16
| uint32
| uint64
Version History
Introduced in R2024b
See Also
Objects
Functions
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