Error in Joining multiple date time duration id date is in cell Array

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I am working on time series data. I am joining multiple time duration data . I need help, If duration is in cell array then I am unable to join the time series .
I am getting the following error
Error in matlab.internal.tabular.private.numArgumentsFromSubscriptRecurser (line
7)
n = numArgumentsFromSubscript(a, s, ctxt);
Error in tabular/numArgumentsFromSubscript (line 97)
sz =
matlab.internal.tabular.private.numArgumentsFromSubscriptRecurser(x,s,context);
Error in get_fieldnames (line 33)
structtable.Date = duration(structtable.Date.Hour,
structtable.Date.Minute, structtable.Date.Second); %extract h/m/s
and make that a duration.
Error in MainFcn (line 22)
[joinedtimetable] = get_fieldnames(Content);
I have added work bench. Please find the attachment. Please provide the correct file path.
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Guillaume
Guillaume am 8 Jan. 2020
What is the class and size of
structtable
structtable.Date
when the error occurs?
Completely unrelated and very minor but why the brackets around joinedtimetable in
[joinedtimetable] = get_fieldnames(Content);
They don't do any harm but are completely unnecessary. After all, you don't have brackets around errorMessage in
errorMessage = sprintf('Error: file not found:\n\n%s', fullFileName);
so why there?
Life is Wonderful
Life is Wonderful am 8 Jan. 2020
Bearbeitet: Life is Wonderful am 8 Jan. 2020
Hi Adam ,
Once you extract the Issue_vmec.zip,
Please proivde the code we can execute to recreate the problem
Run file : MainFcn.m
Please add path manually from your PC [your *.zip file extract location]
Input filename is embedded in the *.zip itself. You should be able run the code outofbox.
Note - Error is observed when Test2 & Test3 is executed. Test1 is good case ( sample example)
Hi Guillaume
Question - when the error occurs?
class(structtable) is 'table'
class(structtable.Date) is 'Unknown'. We get the error for line
Error in get_fieldnames (line 33)
structtable.Date = duration(structtable.Date.Hour, structtable.Date.Minute, structtable.Date.Second); %extract h/m/s and make that a duration.
Sure, I will adapt the code as per your inputs.
Thank you very much!!

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Adam Danz
Adam Danz am 8 Jan. 2020
Bearbeitet: Adam Danz am 8 Jan. 2020
In Test2, the table is not being read in correctly. The image below is the result of line 36 in get_vmlog.m. As you can see, the datetime values are cell arrays of strings.
If you look at the content of vmlogLATEST, it's qualitatively different from uiLATEST which is read in correctly. I guess this is why you have two different functions to read in the data.
Sample of uiLATEST
Sample of vmlogLATEST
So, you'll need to adapt get_vmlog() to use similar logic as you're using in get_ui() to read the datetime values.
Create vector of datetime from cell array of string values
To convert the Date values shown in the first screen shot image above to datetime values, add these two lines of code to your get_vmlog.m file after readtable().
I'm guessing you want to convert {'[0616/104015]'} to 10:40:15 following the logic of your previous questions.
Content.vmlog = readtable(filename, opts);
% convert cell array of time strings to datetime
timeStr = regexp(Content.vmlog.Date,'\d{6}','match');
Content.vmlog.Date = datetime([timeStr{:}],'InputFormat','HHmmss','Format','HH:mm:ss')';
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Adam Danz
Adam Danz am 9 Jan. 2020
Glad I could help! But for your next question, I'm affraid I know nothing about LAN Medium Access Control.

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Sylvain Lacaze
Sylvain Lacaze am 8 Jan. 2020
Hi Matlab,
You're overriding yourself:
structtable.Date = duration(structtable.Date.Hour, structtable.Date.Minute, structtable.Date.Second);
In the first iteration of the loop, structtable.Date is a datetime array, but you then step on it, to make it a duration. In the second iteration of the loop, structtable.Date.Hour doesn't exist (Hour is not a property of a duration object).
Did you mean:
structtable.SomeotherVariableNameLikeDuration = duration(structtable.Date.Hour, structtable.Date.Minute, structtable.Date.Second);
HTH,
Sylvain

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