UIAxes - Remove Brushed Data through button click Callback.

I have an app in app designer that containes a UIAxes in 2023a.
I currently enable the brush data function though a button click to allow user selection. Is it possible to use the "Remove Data" or "Replace with NANs" functionality that is normally accessed via a right click on the selected data, through a button click callback?
I'm unsure how to access the functionality in the code.
Thanks

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I would suggest to take a look at UIFigure property called SelectedObject, it might detect a datatip object, but I am not sure.
Hi Mario, thanks for the comment. I had a look however couldn't see the property you refer to here;
Apologies, I totally misunderstood your question.
Can you please explain what you want to again?
Hi Mario,
I'll try to re-frame the question a bit;
Currently, if I want to use the brushdata function in a UIAxes, I turn on "Brush" like this = brush(app.UIAxes, 'on')
Then, I select some data on the chart area - If I want to then remove the selected data, I have to right click on the data to bring up a context menu which then allows me to remove the selected data using the "Replace with NaNs" option.
I want to find a way to link the "Replace with NaNs" option to a button click callback event, instead of relying on the right click context menu.
How can I access the functionality held within the context menu of the brush feature so that I can link it to a button click event?
So, you want to reuse the context menu option "Replace with NaNs" that operates on brush data?
Or you want to remove the brushed data without using the context menu, but using a button or something else?
Hi Mario, more the latter here. So I want to remove brushed data without using the context menu, but using a button instead. More just to improve user experience than anything.

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Here is an example of setting brushed data to NaNs, now you have to incorporate this in the callback.
fig = uifigure();
ax = uiaxes(fig);
t = 0:0.1:1;
y = sin(2*pi*t);
h = plot(ax, t, y, '-r');
hold (ax, "on");
h2 = plot(ax, t, 2*y, '-g');
% Uncomment after brushing data
% idx = logical(h.BrushData)
% h.YData(idx) = nan;
% h2.YData(idx) = nan;

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