How to assign the data to the header with units in square bracket.?
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Meera
el 26 de Mayo de 2015
Comentada: Walter Roberson
el 26 de Mayo de 2015
Hello,
I would like to assign the data to the headers which has its units in a square bracket.
Header = 'accel [m/s²]';
Data = {1 2 3 4}',
value.Header = Data;
but I got error as Invalid field name: 'accel [m/s²]'.
How can I assign the data to header.
Please give me an idea.
Thanks
meera
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Walter Roberson
el 26 de Mayo de 2015
To get that error, you would have had to have used
value.(Header) = Data;
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Thorsten
el 26 de Mayo de 2015
What about
header.data = 1:4;
header.label = 'accel [m/s²]';
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Thorsten
el 26 de Mayo de 2015
Editada: Thorsten
el 26 de Mayo de 2015
Frankly I have some problems to understand the organization of your data and what you would like to plot and why you need to assign the data to some other variables.
If you just want to plot the data, you can do it like this:
plot(cell2mat(data{2}), cell2mat(data{3}))
xlabel(Headers{2})
ylabel(Headers{3})
Walter Roberson
el 26 de Mayo de 2015
Meera, thank you for attempting to format your code. It turns out, though, that the '{} Code' button on the forum has nothing to do with putting '{' before and '}' after the code. Instead the forum detects code by there being an empty (or whitespace-only) line before the code, and then that the code is indented by two spaces, and then an empty (or whitespace-only) line after the code. There is a marginally different feature if the lines are indented by one space instead of two and basically if you use that then no-one will notice the difference. But the easiest thing to do is put in your code, highlight it, and click on the '{} Code' button, which will put in the spaces for you.
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