Index exceeds Matrix Dimension
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I'm following a comparatively larger code and I'm stuck in this section.
T1=num2str(TTime);
if length(T1)==9
T1=['0',T1];
end
T11=datenum([str2double(T1(1,1:4)) str2double(T1(1,5:6)) str2double(T1(1,7:8)) str2double(T1(1,9:10)) str2double(T1(1,11:12)) str2double(T1(1,13:14))]);
Here, TTime is an array of numbers that specifies a date/time. (Ex: 20140705001529. i.e. year,month,date,hour,minutes,second) But I keep getting the error "Index exceeds matrix dimensions." Initially, str2double was replaced with str2num.
I know this snippet might not be enough to figure things out but any help from you guys is appreciated! If you have any suggestions, please do let me know.
Thanks in advance.
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Adam
am 11 Dez. 2019
You should be able to find out why you are getting the error trivially using the Pause on Errors option from the Run menu. It will stop the code at the line of the error. Then you can simply look at the relevant components in the workspace or on command line. How to fix it is another matter, but simply to know what the cause is should be very simple.
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Stephen23
am 11 Dez. 2019
Bearbeitet: Stephen23
am 11 Dez. 2019
Simpler, more robust code:
>> N = 20140705001529; % Ugh... dates should not be stored like this!
>> S = sprintf('%d',N);
>> S(end+1:14) = '0'; % ensure 14 digits
>> T = datenum(S,'yyyymmddHHMMSS')
T =
7.357850107523148e+05
Checking:
>> datevec(T)
ans =
2014 7 5 0 15 29
Or even better using datetime:
>> T = datetime(S,'InputFormat','yyyyMMddHHmmss')
T =
05-Jul-2014 00:15:29
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