Gettind the indexes of table array with time and data according to datetime vector with time. Or how to syncronize datetime vector with table array

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Hi
I am very confused by datetime vector in Matlab and can not understand completely how I can solve my problem:
I have datetime vector with time:
and I have a table array with time and corresponding data:
I need to get a vector of indixes of the table array which correspond to time from datetime vector. For example to get smth like this (If you do manually):
I tried to transform datetime array to a timetable and the use syncronize function but I didnot manage to do it. Tried to use find function but stil does not work.
Thank you!
These two arrays are attached
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dpb
dpb 2019-7-18
I don't follow how the second vector is supposed to be related to the first???
What, specifically, are you trying to do?
Yurii Iotov
Yurii Iotov 2019-7-18
First vector - datetime vector with time (21*1), second array - table(295*10) with data measured at specific time (column two).
I need to acces the indexes to get data later from table array according to time at datetime vector and to have a vector with indixes (look at the last picture with number 207, 207 ...
So for example first time value at datetime vector is 15:14 this corresponds to the time 15:14 at table array at row # 207 so we save this index at vector, next one is olso 15:14 and svae 207 and so on...

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dpb
dpb 2019-7-18
编辑:dpb 2019-7-18
OK, with the code to see what it was you were really trying to do it's easier...
First, there's an issue with your table that makes using the datetime more difficult...note the result of the following (firstly, I shortened the table variable name to just t for brevity):
> t.Time.Format='default';
>> t.Time(1:5)
ans =
5×1 datetime array
31-Dec-1899 11:48:00
31-Dec-1899 11:49:00
31-Dec-1899 11:50:00
31-Dec-1899 11:51:00
31-Dec-1899 11:52:00
>>
NB: the actual datetime value isn't the same date as the search date so nothing will match. This probably is a major reason you had no success with retime or other attempts to try to use the datetime values. Since inspection reveals all dates are the same day in the date column, I used it to create a new variable in the table that is the correct datetime for each as:
t.time=datetime(2019,7,9,hour(t.Time),minute(t.Time),second(t.Time));
To keep the two separate I used the lowercase time instead of Time; in reality I'd fix the Time variable in the table (or, better yet, create it initially with proper date and time).
Then, to get your result of the location of the closest prior time (I also named the lookup time series dt for less typing, I'm lazy...),
ix=interp1(t.time,1:height(t),dt,'previous')
ix =
207
207
207
206
206
205
205
205
204
204
204
204
204
205
205
205
206
206
207
207
207
>>
The nearest in absolute time differential generally returned the subsequent interval (but not always, there are a few such as the third location that are same):
>> interp1(t.time,1:height(t),dt,'nearest')
ans =
208
208
207
207
207
206
205
205
205
205
204
205
205
205
205
206
207
207
207
208
208
>>
You can choose whichever scheme you wish that best suits your needs...
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Yurii Iotov
Yurii Iotov 2019-7-19
编辑:Yurii Iotov 2019-7-19
Thanks! I understood what was the problem! Your one line solution is beautiful.
And the problem was in exporting data from excel which has two separate cells of date and time, like 09-07-19 11:48 and it does not recognise cell with date as a date. The solution is to have one cell with date and time which is recognisible by excell, then importing it to matlab gives and recognizes as a datetime value.
dpb
dpb 2019-7-19
Or, import the time-only field from Excel as a duration instead of datetime. That would require an import options object to explcitly define the variable type

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Yurii Iotov
Yurii Iotov 2019-7-18
编辑:Yurii Iotov 2019-7-18
The solution is:
Maybe it will help someone!
If there is more fast or shorter way (more "beautiful") working with datetime vectror, please show!
tTarget = table_with_time_and_data{:,2};
tSource = datetime_vector_with_time;
rowIndexes = zeros(size(tSource));
rowIndexes_1 = rowIndexes;
for k = 1:length(rowIndexes)
[~,bestHourIndex] = min(abs(hour(tTarget)-hour(tSource(k))));
currentRowIndexes = find(hour(tTarget) == hour(tTarget(bestHourIndex)));
subset = tTarget(currentRowIndexes);
[~,bestMinuteIndex] = min(abs(minute(subset)-minute(tSource(k))));
rowIndexes(k) = currentRowIndexes(bestMinuteIndex);
%Alternative Solution
Hour_currentRowIndexes_1 = find(hour(tTarget) == hour(tSource(k)));
Minute_currentRowIndex_2 = find(minute(tTarget(Hour_currentRowIndexes_1)) == minute(tSource(k)));
rowIndexes_1(k) = Hour_currentRowIndexes_1(Minute_currentRowIndex_2);
end
[tTarget(rowIndexes), tSource, tTarget(rowIndexes_1)]
[rowIndexes(:)-rowIndexes_1(:)]

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