Hi Emily,
In the "table" function, unless you are specifying a "Name-Value" pair, all arguments are treated as separate data occupying individual columns of the table. Thus, the line
logtable1 = table(ab_header_row, ab_log_table)
produces an error because the number of rows in the cell array "ab_header_row" has only one row (it is a 1 x 2 cell array) while the second dataset, "ab_log_table", is a 45 x 10 matrix of doubles having 45 rows. Since one dataset has one row while the other has 45 rows, you get the following error:
Error using tabular/countVarInputs (line 227)
All variables must have the same number of rows.
My understanding is that you would like to have a custom column header for the table for the dataset "ab_log_table". This is possible via "Table Properties". For example:
logtable1 = table(ab_log_table)
logtable.Properties.VariableNames = {'X1'};
Note that you cannot have symbols such as "." or "," in your column header. Essentially, each column header represents a variable holding a set of data, and thus the name must conform with MATLAB variable naming conventions.
More examples on naming column headers can be found in this thread:
