Make several tables from one table

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Hi,
I have a table like this:
Now i want to make several single tables with data out of this. I want to cut rows from IGNITION_ON until IGNITION_OFF.
How can I take those rows out of the table and save this in a seperate table?
Dion

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Scott MacKenzie
Scott MacKenzie on 28 May 2021
Edited: Scott MacKenzie on 28 May 2021
Try this...
% table containing your data
T = readtable('yourdata.xlxs');
% vectors of indices for ON/OFF rows
idxFirst = find(strcmp(T{:,2}, 'IGNITION_ON'));
idxLast = find(strcmp(T{:,2}, 'IGNITION_OFF'));
% create tables with data of interest and save in files Tnew1.xlsx, Tnew2.xlsx, etc.
for i=1:length(idxFirst)
Tnew{i} = T(idxFirst(i):idxLast(i),:);
writetable(Tnew{i}, sprintf('Tnew%d.xlsx', i));
end

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Asmit Singh
Asmit Singh on 28 May 2021
You can extract rows from a table uising row indexing. You can have a look at the "Index Using Numeric Indices" section in the documentation.
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Dion Theunissen
Dion Theunissen on 28 May 2021
Thanks, can you maybe also help me to save all diferent tables? Now i read all seperate tables in a for loop and it overwrites each time. So on they end I only have the last table. How can I rename each table so I can save them all?
Asmit Singh
Asmit Singh on 28 May 2021
You can initialise an emty cell array and store tables. After the for loop you will have a cell array of tables.
c = {}
%change for loop to your liking
for i = 1:5
%replace table with your table variable
c{i} = table
end

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