I would like to create a table of 5 columns and 10000 rows, such that it has headers with empty cells in the beginning. I will fill in the cells with strings or numbers later after calculation.
The ability to use the 'Size' input was brand new for 18a, in case you're hitting a bug and/or want a solution which will run on older versions of MATLAB, you could use a custom function which populates an empty table according to whatever defaults you want.
I want to make a simple table in Matlab, so I used this code: T := table (a = 13, c = 42) But it gives an error: xrd Undefined function 'T' for input arguments of type 'char'.
I would like to store multiple tables in one array. In my code below, I am creating two tables T1 and T2. I want to store these tables into one variable MyArray. LastName = {'Sanchez';'Johnson';'L...
I am trying to create a table that is 10 x 5 with only NaNs. I start by creating an array with NaNs: N = NaN(10, 5); then I try converting it to a table: T = table(N); It puts all cells into one ...
The full matlab help has an example where the a set of categorical row names occupies the first column while a set of headers occupies the top. The writetable commmand in matlab will also write a table variable (rows/columns/headers etc) to an excel spreadsheet.
Suppose I have four vectors x,y,z,c How do I get matlab to display it using fprintf in a table form with titles above each column like "title 1" and the x column below it.
I would like to compose several arrays into one table. Since they have different data types, it seems not very straightforward. Consider this simple MWE: daysTotal = 2; hoursTotal = day...
1 The ability to have arbitrary variable names in table s was added to release R2019b of MATLAB. Using that release, your code works as expected and produces:
