Inserting a data (3 variables) into a MATLAB Table

Hi, I'm new to MATLAB (two days) and I'm having a hard-time understanding who to insert a new row into a MATLAB Table?

I'm writing a LOOP routine that will scan a Table and return a data-set to me. The command that I'm using is below:

>> dataDTL = readExcelData{cellStartPosition:cellGroupCount,{'Year', 'Month','Corporate1','Goverment1','Junk1'}};;;

 * You can see the result of this command at the end of this message.

I then do a sum against this scan, which returns three values.

loopSum = sum(dataDTL)

The SUM command generates three values: *34.3340 32.0250 39.4020

I want to take this data set and insert it into a MATLAB Table (a new row) and then continue the Loop, which will generate hundreds of these entries.

Take Care, Buck McCune PMP

Data Scan Output

>> dataDTL = readExcelData{cellStartPosition:cellGroupCount,{'Corporate1','Goverment1','Junk1'}};;; >> dataDTL

dataDTL =

    0.4990    0.4690    0.7650
    0.2860    0.2300    0.5290
    0.1140   -0.0390   -0.0510
    0.9040    0.8170    0.7120
    0.7350    0.6820    1.1680
    0.7520    0.6890    0.9910
    1.2530    1.0990    0.8780
    0.0760    0.0920    0.4540
    0.8110    0.7590    0.6840
    0.6850    0.7430    0.2370
    0.1700    0.2430    1.2870
    0.6490    0.6830    0.6810
    1.0360    0.9710    0.8300
    0.1040    0.0860    0.2660
    0.5140    0.4070    0.7180
    0.5240    0.4680    0.6290
    0.6070    0.5330    0.6090
    0.5250    0.5200    0.5970
    0.5210    0.4680    0.7170
    0.8280    1.2570   -2.0130
    1.3270    1.3250   -0.3600
    0.2000    0.4910   -0.3740
    0.3380   -0.0870    2.0180
    0.4630    0.3530    0.6260
    0.5160    0.3960   -0.0040
   -0.2870   -0.4880   -0.0010
    0.9290    0.6950    0.7250
    0.4230    0.3220    1.4810
   -0.1080   -0.0640    0.2980
    0.2890    0.3120    0.6460
    0.2410    0.3170    1.0120
    0.1120    0.2890    0.7150
    0.8210    0.6500    0.3640
    0.3470    0.2660    0.0290
    0.2680    0.1890    0.1760
    0.2910    0.1430   -0.6190
   -0.0070   -0.0370    0.2530
    0.7320    0.6660   -0.2680
    0.5940    0.6200   -0.7220
   -0.0320    0.2600   -0.6720
    0.2790    0.4110    0.8060
    1.1900    1.0380    2.2460
    0.8510    0.6320    1.3510
    0.7820    0.7390    0.9900
    0.9470    0.7180    2.5540
   -0.0220    0.5370   -2.0630
    0.9830    0.9460   -0.7090
    1.0690    1.1930    2.4060
    1.5900    1.2530    5.8140
    0.7400    0.6500    3.4020
    1.0470    0.8340    1.5150
    0.2620    0.2670    0.4120
    0.8330    0.5640    2.9200
    0.4430    0.3400   -0.0410
    1.4730    1.1220    1.8820
    0.7420    0.5760    1.2480
    1.2770    1.6460   -3.4980
    0.9270    0.9450   -0.7880
   -0.2200   -0.2160    2.4730
    0.0910    0.0350    0.4710

Answer 1

[Peter Perkins]

Buck, you've said "MATLAB Table" which sounds like you mean the data type called table. But there's nothing involving tables in your post. I think you need to give a short example showing exactly what you want to do.