User input folder path in App Designer with multiple tables
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First time using this feature. I'm trying to have the user input their folder path and will display the calculation based on it.
I have the calculation code on a seperate file that is called when the calculate button is pressed.
function calculation(folderpath)
But other than that I'm not sure how to have
- what the user input = folderpath so the function can be run
- how to display the data in the correct table location

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Jon
2022-6-23
You need to define a value changed callback function for each Edit Field, something like this for the first one, and then similar for the second one, except change the names appropriately, e.g. app.EditField -> app.EditField2
, app.UITable.Data ->app.UITable2.Data
% Callbacks that handle component events
methods (Access = private)
% Value changed function: EditField
function EditFieldValueChanged(app, event)
% get the folder path that the user entered
folderpath = app.EditField.Value;
% calculate the data using the data in this folder
data = calculation(folderpath)
% display the data in the appropriate table
app.UITable.Data = data
end
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Jon
2022-6-24
编辑:Jon
2022-6-24
The error message is telling you that your function, calculation, is not returning any output arguments, but you try to assign a value to the output, in your line
data=calculation(folderpath);
Please check that in your code for calculation that the first line assigns an output argument to the result of the calculation, that is the for example:
function outData = calculation(folderpath)
inData = readmatrix(fullfile(folderpath,'myData.csv'))
outData = inData*2; % just for example
end
If that doesn't fix your problem, please attach your code along with any necessary files to run it and I will see what is going on.
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