How to display a table without it showing "var1"?
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Dirk te Brake
el 16 de Dic. de 2021
Comentada: Dirk te Brake
el 16 de Dic. de 2021
x = datetime(2021,1,1) + caldays(0:4);
e = [1,6,3,2,8;4,5,6,7,7;2,4,7,8,6;]
disp(x)
t = table(x',e')
b = t(sum(e)' == max(sum(e))',1)
tstring = evalc('disp(b)')
disp(['test',num2str(tstring),' end of test.'])
I want to display it like this:
"test 05-Jan-2021 end of test."
And is there a way that i can get 5 as an variable so i can use it in other formula's?
Thanks for taking a look at my question!
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Stephen23
el 16 de Dic. de 2021
Editada: Stephen23
el 16 de Dic. de 2021
Tables are a container class: they contain data of other classes. So it is very important to distinguish between the table itself (or a subtable of it) which is a container, and the data store within the table. How to refer to parts of the table itself (i.e. to the container) vs. how to refer to its contents (e.g. numeric, text, datetime, etc.) is explained here:
Instead of trying to refer to a table itself you need to refer to the content of the table, e.g. using indexing with curly braces or by using the variable/column name:
x = datetime(2021,1,1) + caldays(0:4).';
e = [1,6,3,2,8;4,5,6,7,7;2,4,7,8,6].';
t = table(x,e)
v = sum(t.e,2)
y = max(v)==v
sprintf('test %s end of test.',t.x(y))
"And is there a way that i can get 5 as an variable so i can use it in other formula's?"
Either:
d = day(t.x(y))
d = t.x(y).Day
Respectively:
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