Hi Phil Roberts,
I understand you want to create a table with two header lines.
While the "table" function in MATLAB does not natively support multiple header lines, you can achieve a similar effect using a combination of "table" and "cell arrays". Below is a method to create a table-like structure with two header lines for display purposes,
% Sample data
header1 = {'HeaderLine1', 'HeaderLine2', 'HeaderLine3'};
header2 = {'SubHeaderLine1', 'SubHeaderLine2', 'SubHeaderLine3'};
numeric_data = rand(5, 3); % Example numeric data
% Create the numeric data table
T = array2table(numeric_data, 'VariableNames', header1);
% Create a cell array to hold the complete display with both headers
completeData = [header1; header2; num2cell(numeric_data)];
% Display the table with both headers
disp(completeData);
In this approach, the "completeData" cell array combines your headers and numeric data for display. While the "table" object "T" can be used for performing operations on the numeric data, the "completeData" cell array will be useful for displaying both header lines.
Thank you.
