when converting a time into an array I lose the date column
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Florian Bidaud
2023-8-15
The first class is a 16x1 timetable. This means the time column is not a variable but is the indexing column.
You don't have to convert this into a table to have access to your data. You can use your_table.Profit(1) to return 7.9867e5 for example. If you need the date, then use your_table.Time(1).
If you still wish to convert this into a table, you can do as following:
for i = 1:length(a.Time)
cc{i,1} = your_table.Time(i);
cc{i,2} = your_table.Profit(i);
end
Dyuman Joshi
2023-8-15
"(i want to use it using uitable and display it in a table)"
Convert the timetable to table and use accordingly -
tableName = timetable2table(tableName);
fig = uifigure;
uit = uitable(fig,"Data",tableName);
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Walter Roberson
2023-8-15
Right. uitable() that are children of uifigure() can handle table() objects directly.
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