I imported a timetable from an excel file and had to adjust some parts of the datetime array afterwards, since the original excel file had no information on the day, month, or year of the time column.
Since that info was missing from the input file, Matlab auto-filled the date so that I get a time column with entries like "1899-12-31 10:15:10". This matches the datetime format I set up in the import options - "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss".
Since I wanted to adjust the date to "2024-02-15", I used dot notation first for the year:
Table.TimeColumn.Year = 2024
This gave me the expected result of "2024-12-31 10:15:10". Where it gets weird is trying to change the month to February; if I enter something like this:
Table.TimeColumn.Month = 2
The days of the datetime values get changed to "2" instead, and the month is set to March, like this: "2024-03-02 10:15:10".
What's even stranger is that assigning the month value to "1" or "3" does not replicate this behavior. Using those values changes the month as expected.
But when assigning the datetime's month to "2", I can only change the month to my desired value if I make another dot notation assignment for it after the first one, or assign it after adjusting the day value, such that this
Table.TimeColumn.Year = 2024
Table.TimeColumn.Month = 2
Table.TimeColumn.Day = 15
puts out "2024-03-15", while this
Table.TimeColumn.Year = 2024
Table.TimeColumn.Day = 15
Table.TimeColumn.Month = 2
puts out "2024-02-15" in my timetable column.
Is this possibly a bug, or am I not understanding the format correctly?
