What does "Index exceeds the number of array elements (6)." mean?

You are using allepunkte as a for loop iterator. From Line 197 to Line 222 and you basically index two variables namely inside and outside in if else condition. The code syntax is

for allepunkte 1:8
    for huellkoerper 1:4
        if First_Condition
            inside(allepunkte) = true;
        else
            outside(allepunkte) = true;
        end
    end
end

Now the problem is you have not initialized the variable inside and outside which means that the maximum index they will get will be their size. So initialize them before for loop starts. This will resolve the index problem

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Jonathan Babitsch 2020-6-16

I see this makes perfectly sense! So that means inside+outside is the size of allepunkte? Means in the code I can also put inside{allepunkte}=true and in the same condition outside{allepunkte}=false, then I have a value assigned to every index... This seems to work... Thank you a lot for your help Mehmed, have a nice day!!

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Deepak Gupta 2020-6-16

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Hello Jonathan,

It's hard to root cause the problem without having the xlsx sheet you are using in your program. But in general this error is thrown when you are trying to access an array index which doesn't exist. At line number 229, you are checking condition, for allepunkte = 1:8, and for that it throws error that index exceeds array size of 6. So program will throw error for any value greater than 6. Try allepunkte = 1:6 at this point and check if you still see error. It's not the solution, it's just a way to root cause the error.

If this doesn't throw error and you have to keep allepunkte = 1:8, then you need to investivate why you are not getting cell arrays of required size.

Hope this helps.