Error: Row index exceeds table dimensions.
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Hello, I am stuck at some point with this error . I am attaching a small sample of the file that contains the table SOLARL that is used in the code below, I am unable to attach all of it since it has a huge size.
The error accur when the loop index ii=5788 but before that it runs fine. And the length of the table 'dates' is 16590. 
%data is stored in the table SOLARL
SOLARL.Date2 = datenum(SOLARL.Date);
%finding the unique dates that are in the table SOLARL
dates = unique(SOLARL.Date2);
PeakTable=[];
for ii = 1:length(dates)
    fprintf('.......... table - %d of %d\n',ii, length(dates));
    %iteratively, the data of each unique day is stored in the table tDate to be processed
    tDate = SOLARL(SOLARL.Date2 == dates(ii), :);
    tDate.Date2 = [];
    tDate.Date = [];
    %this loop will go through the table tDate and find the peak point
    %according to a certain craiteria.
   EDP=table2array(tDate);
   for ied=1:length(EDP)
    imax=[];
    [~,imax] = max(EDP(:,7));
    if (EDP(imax,6) < 190 || EDP(imax,6) >400)
        EDP(imax,:)=[];
    elseif ( EDP(imax,6) > 190 && EDP(imax,6) < 190)
        break;
    end
   end
   b=imax;
   y=tDate.GDALT;
%To find the indices of the data rows of the points that are above and below the peak point
    peak_y = tDate.GDALT(b) ; 
    idxl = y < peak_y ; 
    idxh = y > peak_y ; 
    numOfPointsL= length(y(idxl));
    numOfPointsH= length(y(idxh));
%according to how many points there are, we extract only 20% of them
    ExtractedNumPointsL=int8(0.2*numOfPointsL);
    ExtractedNumPointsH=int8(0.2*numOfPointsH);
%the table pt will have the extracted rows that are above and below the
%peak point and the peak point stored in it.
    pt=tDate(b-ExtractedNumPointsL: b+ExtractedNumPointsH,:);   % here is the error
    PeakTable=[PeakTable; pt];
end
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  Peter Perkins
    
 am 16 Jun. 2022
        SOLARL.Date2 = datenum(SOLARL.Date);
DON'T do that. Just use datetime. You can call unique, length, and == a on datetime vector.

Also, it appears that your outer loop can just be a grouped (by day) calculation using, probably, rowfun, or maybe groupsummary. Pretty hard to follow your code, so not sure exactly what that would look like.
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