Hi Katharina,
You can make use of table indexing to get that data you want. I’ll use a simple example below to illustrate the output.
Suppose the table is like the following:
Var1 Var2 Var3
___________ ____ ____________
"file1.png" 1 "Image1.jpg"
"file2.jpg" 2 "Image2.jpg"
"file3.gif" 3 "Image3.gif"
"file4.jpg" 4 "Image4.png"
If you want to check which rows of column ‘Var1’ end with ‘.jpg’ and return those rows with all columns, here is the solution.
>> t1 = t(endsWith(t.Var1,'.jpg'),:);
The output 't1' is like the following
Var1 Var2 Var3
___________ ____ ____________
"file2.jpg" 2 "Image2.jpg"
"file4.jpg" 4 "Image4.png"
I’m not sure whether I understand your question correctly. If not, please provide more information about your use case or illustrate your expected output with my simple example.
