setColHeadingAlign

Specify horizontal alignment for column heading

Syntax

setColHeadingAlign(tableObj, column, alignment)

Description

setColHeadingAlign(tableObj, column, alignment) sets the horizontal alignment of the specified column, column, in the Model Advisor table object, tableObj, to the alignment specified by alignment.

Note

The function setColHeadingAlign is for formatting tables in Model Advisor analysis results with Simulink^® Check™. For more information, see Simulink Check.

For information on how to use tables in MATLAB^®, see Create Tables and Assign Data to Them.

Examples

Set Horizontal Alignment of the Column Heading in a Model Advisor Table Object

This example shows how to create a Model Advisor table object, add column headings, and set horizontal alignment for column headings.

Use ModelAdvisor.Table to create a Model Advisor table object with two rows and three columns.

table1 = ModelAdvisor.Table(2, 3);

Add the titles and set horizontal alignment for column headings to the center for the Model Advisor table object table1.

setColHeading(table1,1,'Header 1');
setColHeadingAlign(table1, 1, 'center');

setColHeading(table1,2,'Header 2');
setColHeadingAlign(table1, 2, 'center');

setColHeading(table1,3,'Header 3');
setColHeadingAlign(table1, 3, 'center');

For more information on how to format check results, see Define Custom Model Advisor Checks.

Input Arguments

tableObj — Model Advisor table object

ModelAdvisor.Table object

Table of Model Advisor results, specified as a ModelAdvisor.Table object.

column — Number of columns in the table

integer

Number of columns to create in the Model Advisor results table, specified as an integer.

Example: 2

Data Types: int

alignment — Horizontal alignment for column heading

left (default) | right | center

Column heading horizontal alignment, specified as left, center, or right.

alignment	Definition
left	Horizontally align column heading to the left.
center	Horizontally align column heading to the center.
right	Horizontally align column heading to the right.

Version History

Introduced in R2006b