how to merge multiple timetable

dear advisers,
i have multiple timetables with different timestamps (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm), but within a same time period.
I wish to merge multiple timetables into a single timetable, and the measurement recorded for each corresponding timestamps shall be organized in ascending order (e.g. 2020-08-01 0:00 , 2008-08-01 1:00, ....).
Thank you for your advice.

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Cris LaPierre
Cris LaPierre 2020-8-23

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You might be able to use synchronize. If you have more than 2 tables, you will need to use it multiple times.

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Just a quick note this would probably require conversion of your tables into timetables first with table2timetable().
Also based on quick read of the docs, doesn't appear to have an option to behave more like a join, i.e., do not fill missing? Anyway I suppose it ultimately depends on exactly what the end objective is.
The OP states they are using timetables.

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J. Alex Lee
J. Alex Lee 2020-8-21
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If the tables have the same columns, you should be able to simply vertically concatenate them and sort
t0 = sortrows(vertcat(t1,t2,t3))

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thanks for the answer Alex.
Unfortunately, they do not have same columns. some data have different measurement interval.
do you have other suggestion that i could use?
cheers
i don't understand what measurement interval (diff(timestamp)?) has to do with number of columns in the table?
when you say "Table" are you referrring to the matlab "table" data type, or are you using it generically to mean "some 1D or 2D list of things"?
you can get better answers if you are more specific, e.g., post the actual data or some approximation of it.
yes, i meant the matlab 'table'.
What i meant by the measurement invertal (diff(timestamp)) is...
table_1 lists radiation value every 15 minutes and table_2 lists other measurements every hour.
Thanks alot for your help :)
look into "innerjoin" and "outerjoin"

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