re-arrange data

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joseph chahin 2021-3-18

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Hello,

I apprecite yuor help for re-arranging the following data.

input (output from table out=readtable('file.xls','PreserveVariableNames',true) )

{'A'}        {'B1'}         {'X6(1.4M), X15(3M), X25(5M), X50(10M), X75(15M), X100(20M)'}      {'  X6~0, X15~1, X25~2, X50~3, X75~4, X100~5 '}         

appriciated to get the following output matrix:

{'A'} {'B1'} {'X6(1.4M)'} 0

{'A'} {'B1'} {'X15(3M) '} 1

{'A'} {'B1'} {'X25(5M) '} 2

{'A'} {'B1'} {'X50(10M) '} 3

{'A'} {'B1'} {'X75(15M) '} 4

{'A'} {'B1'} {'X100(20M) '} 5

{'X6(1.4M)'} from element 3 before ccomma,

0, 1,....5 field 4 after ~

Thank you,

Br..

Joseph

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Answer 1

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It looks like you want the output to be a cell array.

out =  {'A', 'B1', 'X6(1.4M), X15(3M), X25(5M), X50(10M), X75(15M), X100(20M)', '  X6~0, X15~1, X25~2, X50~3, X75~4, X100~5 '};  
x = strtrim(strsplit(out{3},','))';
n = str2double(regexp(strtrim(strsplit(out{end},',')), '\d+$','match','once'))';
M = [repmat(out(1:2),numel(x),1), x, num2cell(n)]
M = 6×4 cell array
    {'A'}    {'B1'}    {'X6(1.4M)' }    {[0]}
    {'A'}    {'B1'}    {'X15(3M)'  }    {[1]}
    {'A'}    {'B1'}    {'X25(5M)'  }    {[2]}
    {'A'}    {'B1'}    {'X50(10M)' }    {[3]}
    {'A'}    {'B1'}    {'X75(15M)' }    {[4]}
    {'A'}    {'B1'}    {'X100(20M)'}    {[5]}

Alternatively, a table,

T = table(string(repmat(out(1),numel(x),1)), ...
    string(repmat(out(2),numel(x),1)),...
    string(x), ...
    n, 'VariableNames', {'A','B','X','n'})
T = 6×4 table
     A      B           X         n
    ___    ____    ___________    _

    "A"    "B1"    "X6(1.4M)"     0
    "A"    "B1"    "X15(3M)"      1
    "A"    "B1"    "X25(5M)"      2
    "A"    "B1"    "X50(10M)"     3
    "A"    "B1"    "X75(15M)"     4
    "A"    "B1"    "X100(20M)"    5

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joseph chahin 2021-3-19

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Thank you Adam for the reaction. I tried to implement your proposal for each row of the table but it did not work. i think it has to do with the manner of reading the excel file and cell content from the table,

Example of Original Excel data is:

filename: Testmat.xls

X      Y          Type1      Z1                                        Z2 
A1      B1      Type1      M1, M2, M3, M4                   M1~0, M2~5, M3~2, M4~3 
A1      B2      Type1      N1, N2                                  N1~7, N2~10 
A1      B3      Type1      S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, S6         S1~0, S2~1, S3~2, S4~3, S5~4, S6~5 
A2      B1      Type1      P1, P2, P3                             P1~0, P2~1, P3~2 

to read the Excel file i used the following:

data=readtable('Testmat.xls','PreserveVariableNames',true)

the desired output wihch i could not get is:

  X  Y  Type1  Z1  Z2 
   A1  B1  Type1  M1  0 
   A1  B1  Type1  M2  5 
   A1  B1  Type1  M3  2 
   A1  B1  Type1  M4  3 
   A1  B2  Type1  N1  7 
   A1  B2  Type1  N2  10 
   A1  B3  Type1  S1  0 
   A1  B3  Type1  S2  1 
   A1  B3  Type1  S3  2 
   A1  B3  Type1  S4  3 
   A1  B3  Type1  S5  4 
   A1  B3  Type1  S6  5 
   A2  B1  Type1  P1  0 
   A2  B1  Type1  P2  1 
   A2  B1  Type1  P3  2 

Thanks agian for your help.

Br. Joseph

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Having created a Testmat.xls file from the above data

data=readcell('Testmat.xls');                           % read as cell array
M=[];                                                   % empty container; don't know ending size
for i=2:size(data,2)                                    % all rows except header
  t=strtrim(split(data{i,4},','));                      % the strings trimmed
  n=str2double(extractAfter(split(data{i,5},','),'~')); % the numeric values
  M=[M;repmat(data(i,1:3),numel(n),1), t, num2cell(n)]; % add to exist w/ duplicated data
end
tM=cell2table(M,'VariableNames',data(1,:));             % convert to a table

results in

>> tM
  tM =
  15×5 table
      X         Y         Type1        Z1       Z2  
    ______    ______    _________    ______    _____
    {'A1'}    {'B1'}    {'Type1'}    {'M1'}     0.00
    {'A1'}    {'B1'}    {'Type1'}    {'M2'}     5.00
    {'A1'}    {'B1'}    {'Type1'}    {'M3'}     2.00
    {'A1'}    {'B1'}    {'Type1'}    {'M4'}     3.00
    {'A1'}    {'B2'}    {'Type1'}    {'N1'}     7.00
    {'A1'}    {'B2'}    {'Type1'}    {'N2'}    10.00
    {'A1'}    {'B3'}    {'Type1'}    {'S1'}     0.00
    {'A1'}    {'B3'}    {'Type1'}    {'S2'}     1.00
    {'A1'}    {'B3'}    {'Type1'}    {'S3'}     2.00
    {'A1'}    {'B3'}    {'Type1'}    {'S4'}     3.00
    {'A1'}    {'B3'}    {'Type1'}    {'S5'}     4.00
    {'A1'}    {'B3'}    {'Type1'}    {'S6'}     5.00
    {'A2'}    {'B1'}    {'Type1'}    {'P1'}     0.00
    {'A2'}    {'B1'}    {'Type1'}    {'P2'}     1.00
    {'A2'}    {'B1'}    {'Type1'}    {'P3'}     2.00
>> 

I'd undoubtedly turn X, Y, Z1 and Type into categorical variables.

PS: OBTW, I had/have FORMAT BANK at moment, hence the two decimal digits displayed in the table...

Adam Danz 2021-3-23

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Any time a cell in the spreadsheet breaks the expected pattern you either need to fix that cell in the spreadsheet or include a detection & correction in the code.

The 2nd row of H6 clearly breaks the pattern ("None").

If you're dealing with just a few spreadsheets it may be quickest to correct those spreadsheets. Otherwise, you'll need to detect & correct in the code.

For example, this fixes the 2nd iteration where the problem is caused by H6="None". H6 in the code is an empty cell {''}. The first line fills in empties with a default value of '0'. The second part tests whether the number of elements in H6 is the same as the number of elements in n. If there is a discrepancy then it just adds '0's to the end which is probably not a good solution because I don't know which values are missing.

    % Fill in empties with default values
    H6(cellfun(@isempty, H6)) = {'0'};
    % Fill in missing values 
    if numel(H6) < numel(n)
        H6 = [H6; repmat({'0'},numel(n)-numel(H6),1)];
    end

This is how you'll need to deal with the cells that break the expected pattern.

Short anecdote:

A while back I was hired to clean data that involved dozens of TSV files that were to be reformatted. The TSV files were prepared by different people who exported the data differently and I tried explaining to them that learning how to re-export the data uniformly might take a couple of days but cleaning it on the code-end will take months. They didn't take my advice and it was an expensive task that involved hundreds of lines of exception detection & correction and each time I was given a new batch of files several new inconsistencies were discovered. It's almost always better to fix the input files rather than working around inconsistencies with the code.

joseph chahin 2021-3-23

Script_RearrangeData.m

Those cases occur many times. I meant a few cases but are repeated in teh data. it is a large set of data. this was just an example. Anyway, i have solved with an easy manner. Please enclosed my script which it gives the desired output:

H_out =

{'A'} {'a0'} {'a_0'} {[0]} {'On' } {'1' }

{'A'} {'a0'} {'a_1'} {[1]} {'Off'} {'0' }

{'A'} {'a0'} {'a_2'} {[2]} {'Off'} {'0' }

{'B'} {'b0'} {'b_0'} {[0]} {'Off'} {'None'}

{'B'} {'b0'} {'b_1'} {[1]} {'Off'} {'None'}

{'B'} {'b0'} {'b_2'} {[2]} {'Off'} {'None'}

{'B'} {'b0'} {'b_3'} {[3]} {'Off'} {'None'}

{'C'} {'c0'} {'c_0'} {[0]} {'On' } {'On' }

{'C'} {'c0'} {'c_1'} {[1]} {'Off'} {'Off' }

{'C'} {'c0'} {'c_3'} {[2]} {'Off'} {'Off' }

{'C'} {'c0'} {'c_4'} {[4]} {'Off'} {'-' }

{'D'} {'d0'} {'d_0'} {[0]} {'Off'} {'Off' }

{'D'} {'d0'} {'d_1'} {[1]} {'Off'} {'Off' }

Adam Danz 2021-3-24

I'm glad it all worked out without too much of a mess.

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David Hill 2021-3-18

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Output will have to be a cell array.

Input= {'A','B1','X6(1.4M), X15(3M), X25(5M), X50(10M), X75(15M), X100(20M)','  X6~0, X15~1, X25~2, X50~3, X75~4, X100~5 '};     
a=regexp(Input{3},'[X()0-9.M]+(?=,)','match');
b=regexp(Input{4},'(?<=~)\d+','match');
for k=1:length(a)
    Output{k,1}=Input{1};
    Output{k,2}=Input{2};
    Output{k,3}=a{k};
    Output{k,4}=b{k};
end

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Best David, thank you for the reaction. I tried you script as well. still not get the output. Please see down my reaction to Adam. Thx. Br. Joseph.

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>> C=[{'A'},        {'B1'},         {'X6(1.4M), X15(3M), X25(5M), X50(10M), X75(15M), X100(20M)'},      {'  X6~0, X15~1, X25~2, X50~3, X75~4, X100~5 '} ]
C =
  1×4 cell array
    {'A'}    {'B1'}    {'X6(1.4M), X15(3M), X25(5M), X50(10M), X75…'}    {'  X6~0, X15~1, X25~2, X50~3, X75~4, X100~5 '}
>> split(C{3},',')
ans =
  6×1 cell array
    {'X6(1.4M)'  }
    {' X15(3M)'  }
    {' X25(5M)'  }
    {' X50(10M)' }
    {' X75(15M)' }
    {' X100(20M)'}
>> str2double(extractAfter(split(C{4},','),'~'))
ans =
          0
          1
          2
          3
          4
          5
>> 

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