Is there a way to use findgroups() so that it is based on order in the matrix instead of alphabetical?

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I am using findgroups() as an integral part of the script I'm currently working with, but the way that findgroups() outputs its groups is causing issues.
x = {'m1' 'n1' 'k1' 'k1' 'p1' 'p1' 'b1' 'b1' 'b1'}
x = 1×9 cell array
{'m1'} {'n1'} {'k1'} {'k1'} {'p1'} {'p1'} {'b1'} {'b1'} {'b1'}
[g,g_id] = findgroups(x)
g = 1×9
3 4 2 2 5 5 1 1 1
g_id = 1×5 cell array
{'b1'} {'k1'} {'m1'} {'n1'} {'p1'}
What I would prefer is if g outputted as [1 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 5] and g_id as {'m1' 'n1' 'k1' 'p1' 'b1'}. Is there any way to do this?

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2023-7-13
There doesn’t appear to be that option for findgroups. If you only have one vector, the unique function can do thaat using the 'stable' setOrder —
x = {'m1' 'n1' 'k1' 'k1' 'p1' 'p1' 'b1' 'b1' 'b1'}
x = 1×9 cell array
{'m1'} {'n1'} {'k1'} {'k1'} {'p1'} {'p1'} {'b1'} {'b1'} {'b1'}
[g,~,g_id] = unique(x,'stable')
g = 1×5 cell array
{'m1'} {'n1'} {'k1'} {'p1'} {'b1'}
g_id = 9×1
1 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 5
.

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