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extracting a number from a cell

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joseph Frank
joseph Frank am 11 Feb. 2012
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Hi,
I have a vector where each cell has the following format:
OHN HANCOCK LF.IN. 2004 5.32% 15/04/14 INDXLK.
ARIZONA PUB.SVS. 1992 8 3/4% 15/01/24 EARLY
is there a way to extract the date 15/05/14 from the cell?
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst am 11 Feb. 2012
Not from that one because it's not in there.
But in general
theString = ca{3}; % Or whatever cell it's in
substring = theString(index1:index2);

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst am 11 Feb. 2012
For example:
ca = {'OHN HANCOCK LF.IN. 2004 5.32% 15/04/14 INDXLK. ARIZONA PUB.SVS. 1992 8 3/4% 15/01/24 EARLY'}
theString = ca{1}
theDate = theString(30:38)
Results in command window:
ca =
'OHN HANCOCK LF.IN. 2004 5.32% 15/04/14 INDXLK. ARIZONA PUB.SVS. 1992 8 3/4% 15/01/24 EARLY'
theString =
OHN HANCOCK LF.IN. 2004 5.32% 15/04/14 INDXLK. ARIZONA PUB.SVS. 1992 8 3/4% 15/01/24 EARLY
theDate =
15/04/14
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joseph Frank
joseph Frank am 11 Feb. 2012
the issue is that each cell has a different length "OHN HANCOCK LF.IN. 2004 5.32% 15/04/14 INDXLK" is one cell and "ARIZONA PUB.SVS. 1992 8 3/4% 15/01/24 EARLY" is another one
Image Analyst
Image Analyst am 11 Feb. 2012
Use strfind() to find the first slash, then back up until you hit a space. Or else find the % symbol, move up two characters and then find the first space after that and take everything in between. I think you should be able to figure it out once you look up strfind() in the help.

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