How to use a "list box", check box and plot all together in a GUI?

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I would like to use a list box command, check box command and a plot command all together in a GUI in Matlab. My sketch is on the attachment.
Is there any one who can help with this?
Thanks in advance :))))
Ercan
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ercan duzgun
ercan duzgun on 20 Dec 2016
Dear Adam, I didn't recognise that I missed to attach the file. Sorry for that. And thank you for your reminder.

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 15 Dec 2016
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ercan duzgun
ercan duzgun on 20 Dec 2016
What I am trying to do with coding is this:
function denemem
figure ('MenuBar', 'None',...
'Name','SANTEZ Test Sonuçları',...
'NumberTitle', 'Off',...
'Position', [100,100,1200,600])
uicontrol('Style', 'Checkbox',...
'String','Solenoid A',...
'Position', [10,500,100,20],...
'Callback', @Pressed_Solenoid_A);
uicontrol('Style', 'Checkbox',...
'String','Solenoid B',...
'Position', [10,480,100,20],...
'Callback', @Pressed_Solenoid_B);
uicontrol('Style', 'Checkbox',...
'String','Solenoid C',...
'Position', [10,460,100,20],...
'Callback', @Pressed_Solenoid_C);
checkbox1=uicontrol('Style', 'Checkbox',...
'String','Solenoid D',...
'Position', [10,440,100,20],...
'Callback', @Pressed_Solenoid_D);
function Pressed_Solenoid_A (h,eventdata)
disp('A')
checkbox_Solenoid_A = get(h, 'Value');
disp(checkbox_Solenoid_A)
end
function Pressed_Solenoid_B (h,eventdata)
disp('B')
checkbox_Solenoid_B = get(h, 'Value');
disp(checkbox_Solenoid_B)
end
function Pressed_Solenoid_C (h,eventdata)
disp('C')
checkbox_Solenoid_C = get(h, 'Value');
disp(checkbox_Solenoid_C)
end function Pressed_Solenoid_D (h,eventdata)
disp('D')
checkbox_Solenoid_D = get(h, 'Value');
disp(checkbox_Solenoid_D)
end
A=[1,2,3,4,5];
B=[2,3,4,5,6];
C=[3,4,5,6,7];
D=[4,5,6,7,8];
if checkbox_Solenoid_A==1;
figure
plot(A)
hold on;
elseif checkbox_Solenoid_B==1;
plot(B);
hold on;
elseif checkbox_Solenoid_C==1;
plot(C);
hold on;
elseif checkbox_Solenoid_D==1;
plot(A);
else
end
end
However, I can not make it. (the m file is on the attachment) The programme gives an error of
"Undefined function or variable "checkbox_Solenoid_A".
Error in denemem (line 57)
if checkbox_Solenoid_A==1;"
Is there anyone who gives any advice for me?
Thanks in advance

Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 20 Dec 2016
You forgot to assign a few of the controls to handle variables in your code. You only did that for checkbox1 which handles Solenoid D. You need to do that:
checkbox_Solenoid_A = uicontrol('Style', 'Checkbox',...
'String','Solenoid A',...
'Position', [10,500,100,20],...
'Callback', @Pressed_Solenoid_A);
Then to get/check the value do this:
if checkbox_Solenoid_A.Value
% It's checked.
else
% It's not checked.
end

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