How to merge or combine 2 datasets with different number of rows and different name of columns
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Raju
am 6 Mai 2022
Hi Ngoc,
You can make use of the table & joindata commands. Below is the similar example which you can useto achieve the same. Make sure you maintain the common id to join the data, In this case 151.04 & 151.08 have the same id 1 & 2 in both the table before joining it
table1=table([1;2;3],[151.04;151.08;151.11], [3.2634e+05;1.6518e+05;1.1548e+05], 'VariableNames', ["id", "mz", "sp58"]);
table2=table([0;1;2;4],[150.09;151.04;151.08;151.09], [217504.6;122152.8;561438.7;88868.3], 'VariableNames', ["id", "mz", "sp59"]);
table12 = joindata(table2,table1, 'Keys', ["id", "mz"]);
Thanks & Regards,
Raju
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Tejas
am 24 Feb. 2025
Hello Ngoc,
To merge two tables that share a common column name, use the 'outerjoin' function. Here is a sample code snippet demonstrating how to use the function:
table1 = table([151.05; 151.08; 151.11], [3.2634e+05; 1.6518e+05; 1.1548e+05], ...
'VariableNames', {'mz', 'sp58'});
table2 = table([150.09; 151.04; 151.08; 151.09], [2571014.6; 122153.8; 561438.7; 88868.3], ...
'VariableNames', {'mz', 'sp59'});
mergedTable = outerjoin(table1, table2, 'Keys', 'mz', 'MergeKeys', true, 'Type', 'full');
disp(mergedTable);
For more information on the 'outerjoin' function, use the command below to access the documentation:
>> web(fullfile(docroot, "matlab/ref/table.outerjoin.html"))
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