Set Column and Row visibility in uitable

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hi everyone, my question is: it's possible to set visibility for each column and row inside a uitable?

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Adam
Adam on 18 Sep 2015
Not with pure Matlab. The level of customisation of uitable is very limited using only Matlab functionality. It may be possible using java programming of the underlying components as described in various posts on Yair Altman's blog but I don't recall seeing anything explicitly about visibility.
Can't you just dynamically add and remove rows and columns you want hidden?
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Daniele Morello
Daniele Morello on 18 Sep 2015
thanks for the answer. By the way, my idea was to use some checkboxes, and some "set" function to set visibility of the columns (or rows). if i have to use more code lines, it become quite hard because they're 26 columns.

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Ajay krishna Vasanthakumar
Hello Daniele Morello,
You can just change the ColumnWidth to hide(invisible) the column
Example:
If you want to hide column 4 in uitable you can set the below property value
'ColumnWidth',{50,275,200,0,225,100}
I know am too late to answer this question, but it will be helpful for others
Thanks
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Alexander Miniovich
Alexander Miniovich on 10 Mar 2021
Hello Ajay,
thank you for your comment. Indeed, helpful. Can I ask which version of Matlab this is applicable from? I tried that in 2019b and setting ColumnWidth in app designer to 0 doesn't actually help. Matlab simply ignores 0 value. If the value is different it is taken into account.
Ajay krishna Vasanthakumar
Hi Alexander,
i tried it in GUI based on GUIDE. It worked, i didnt try it in appdesigner sorry:( @Alexander Miniovich

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Michele Paoletti
Michele Paoletti on 31 Aug 2021
I have the same problem. I have created a table with 3 columns in app designer but I want enable or disable some rows to see the change in a graph without using a checkbox.

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