How to convert all datenum data to datetime using loop

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Amirul Azman
Amirul Azman el 31 de Dic. de 2019
Comentada: dpb el 31 de Dic. de 2019
Hello guys, i am new to Matlab. Right now i have lots of datetime data of same day but in different stations. some stations have recorded 5 sample in one second and others 8 sample in one second. So my questions here, can i use loop to convert all the datenum data in one single loop. Cause i dont want to waste my time convert one by one. And if it can, may you guys help me with the instruction on how to do it. your help very much appreciated. Thank u.
Sample of data
HJO_LHN_t,
GJM_BlE_t,
GJM_BlN_t,
GJM_BlZ_t,
GJM_LHE_t,
GJM_LHN_t,
GJM_LHZ_t,
GJM_LlE_t,
GJM_LlN_t,
GJM_LlZ_t,
HJO_BHE_t,
HJO_BHN_t,
HJO_BHZ_t,
HJO_BlE_t,
HJO_BlN_t,
HJO_LHE_t,
HJO_BlZ_t,
HJO_LHZ_t,
HJO_LlE_t,
HJO_LlN_t,
HJO_LlZ_t,
HRO_BHE_t,
HRO_BHN_t,
HRO_BHZ_t
and others... Some of the data have 1,727,980 row and some have 86,399 row.
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Stephen23
Stephen23 el 31 de Dic. de 2019
"that one i extracted one by one ..."
Sounds painfully inefficient, as is putting meta-data into variable names, which is really like a shot in your knee before running a race...
dpb
dpb el 31 de Dic. de 2019
"...from the data i got from NIED japan"
OK, let's start there. In what form are these data initially? Importing them efficiently is the first step but to help we have to know something about what it is you're actually using as the data source.

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