vlookup equivalent function in matlab to add data where an input exist

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Hi,
I have the following problem and did not find any solution that is helping me to get the problem fixed.
First there is the vector with all the dates that exist
dates=[1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10]'
Now I like to create a 10x3 matrix with the dates as the first column:
dataFinal=zeros(length(dates),3);
dataFinal(:,1)=dates;
That's working fine. Now I'd like to fill this matrix dataFinal with values from other matrices, but only there where the first value of the new matrix (data1 or data 2) is equivalent with the first column of dataFinal
data1=[2 22; 3 24; 4 18; 6 22; 7 25; 9 32]
data2=[1 10; 3 14; 5 19; 6 8; 10 15]
The output should look as follows
dataFinal=[1 0 10; 2 22 0; 3 24 14;4 18 0; 5 0 19 and so on]
I tried to use ismember but I get some problems with the dimensions, because data1 and datafinal do not have the same number of rows
regards

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Guillaume
Guillaume 2014-9-16
ismember is indeed the function you need:
[found1, ind1] = ismember(dates, data1(:, 1));
[found2, ind2] = ismember(dates, data2(:, 1));
dataFinal(found1, 2) = data1(ind1(found1), 2);
dataFinal(found2, 3) = data2(ind2(found2), 2);
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Locks
Locks 2014-9-16
looks good.
can you tell me in addition, how I can plot this without the remaining zeros? in the original dataset the elements of data1 are consecutive dates (2,3,4,5,6 for example) and data2 3,4,5,6,7
so what I am looking for is a line that does not drop to zero
Guillaume
Guillaume 2014-9-17
Please do not post questions in comments but rather start a new question. That way it can be searched and gives someone else the opportunity to get the credit for the answer.
If you don't want to plot the zero, either remove them or replace them with NaN.

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