Whatever T is, it's very likely that:
T(j, 2:10) = a_table
is going to be an error.
Now, I wouldn't expect that line to throw the error you get if table is the table function, Perhaps, you've created your own table function or have a variable called table.
I'm not sure what your line is supposed to do, but it doesn't make sense.
Note that assuming you are indeed created tables, then:
for j = 1:numel(pointlist) %assuming that size(pointlist) is [P, 1]
reference = pointlist{j};
something = cell2table(raw(strcmp(data, reference), [2, 5, 6, 11:16])); %convert columns 2, 5, 6, 11:16 of raw to table for the rows that match
%... possibly more code
end
would be a lot simpler. Sequentially named variables are almost always an error.
I've no idea what something is supposed to be since you haven't explained what your code is meant to do.
