There's no single function which does this. You can easily put together a script.
- Use the Import Tool to read the data (Fp1, Fp2, etc.) into a table. The tool will automatically pick Tab as the delimiter.
- Use the Import Tool again to read the time at the top of the file. You can select Space as a column delimiter. Once that's done, modify the data type of the cell containing the time value. Provide a custom time format like: HH:mm:ss.SSS
At this point you will have access to all the data that you need. Note that you can also generate scripts for both of these operations and combine them to extract data programmatically.
Once you have the data, you can add an additional column to the table of type datetime for which values are yet to be computed. You can create this additional column by adding an array of values spaced 1/500 s apart to the extracted time value. See example on adding and subtracting durations to Datetime array. This is similar to:
t = datetime('18:39:44.402', 'Format', 'HH:mm:ss.SSS');
listOfTimes = t + milliseconds(0:2:10)
Refer to this page on adding and remove variables from tables and the addvars function. They willl come in handy.
You might be interested in the timetable datatype which is a special type of table with time values in one of the columns.
