Hi Hedi,
You could load the excel file as a table. You could refer to this documentation page link for more details. The following code illustrates the further steps to calculate sum based on a condition:
c = categories(TestConditionalSum.AvailableData);
resCat = zeros(length(c),4);
for i = 1:length(c)
t = TestConditionalSum(TestConditionalSum.AvailableData == c{i},:);
for j = 1:size(t,1)
if(t(j,:).From >= 30)
resCat(i,4) = resCat(i,4) + t(j,:).Res; % Res is the name of T-Results column in the table
elseif(t(j,:).From >= 20)
resCat(i,3) = resCat(i,3) + t(j,:).Res;
elseif(t(j,:).From >= 10)
resCat(i,2) = resCat(i,2) + t(j,:).Res;
elseif(t(j,:).From >= 1)
resCat(i,1) = resCat(i,1) + t(j,:).Res;
end
end
end
b = barh(resCat(4,end:-1:1)); % Example plot for datapoint 'Maya'
ylabel('Maya')
yticklabels({'4','3','2','1'})
The resCat matrix contains the required sum for the 4 respective intervals for each of the available datapoints. You could refer to the documentation of barh function for more details on plotting. The plot for the above code is as follows:
Hope this helps!
