Hi Francisco,
I understand you are interested in filling a uitable with the data stored in a 1xn cell array, where each element of the cell array is a structure.
The documentation for uitable provides some examples that show multiple ways of creating a uitable from data. One of these examples shows that you can pass in data as a cell array into the "uitable" function; however, the values within the cell array must be either numeric, logical, or chars, i.e. it will not accept structures or cell arrays as the elements of the cell array.
To make this work with your current data, you can convert the current 1x5 cell array of structures into a 5x4 cell array of numerical values and chars. Then you can pass this new cell array into the "uitable" function. I have provided some example code that should accomplish this task:
test_E = {};
numRows = 5;
numCols = 4;
rowNames = {'A1','A2','A3','A4','A5'};
colNames = {'accountID','accountName','accountCurrency','marginRate'};
for m = 1:numRows
for n = 1:numCols
test_E{m,n} = test_D{m}.(colNames{n});
end
end
% Create the uitable
t = uitable('Data', test_E,...
'ColumnName', colNames,...
'ColumnEditable', [false false false false],...
'RowName',rowNames);
I have included the 'ColumnEditable' property in the example to show that various other parameters exist and can be played around with to modify the uitable's appearance and properties.
I hope this information proves to be helpful.
Matt
