How to show table data on a mask in simulink?
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1- I have a table in matlab which have 2 coloumns. 1st column: Data_module 2nd column: Vorzugswert_e_
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/284556/image.png)
2- Now, I have a mask in simulink which is shown below.
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/284557/image.png)
Now, as the parameter_name selection changes the mask will show a different value beacuse of the callback function used.
The callback function is shown below:
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/284558/image.png)
Callback:
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/284559/image.png)
The callback code seems to be self explanatory.
The problem is depending on selection of parameter_name the switch case has differnet codes. The variable "input" takes differnet values based on the selection of parameter name. But the code set_param(gcb,'Parameter3','input'); does not show the value of the vairable 'input'. It shows the name input as it can be seen in the image of the mask. How can I show the value behind that variable and not the name of the variable.
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Sai Sri Pathuri
il 29 Apr 2020
Many block parameter values are specified as character vectors. So, the value that is specified within the quotes will be reflected in the block parameters. If the Vorzugswert_e_ values of the data modules Weight_Housing, Weight_GearCover are constant in your case, you may set Parameter3 as
set_param(gcb,'Parameter3','2.78'); % for Weight_Housing
set_param(gcb,'Parameter3','0.854'); % for Weight_GearCover
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Sai Sri Pathuri
il 6 Mag 2020
I don't think you may do that. When set_param is used, the value of parameter which is inside the quotes is displayed in the block parameters.
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