I have a table
date person spendings
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1/1/2020 John $100
1/1/2020 Mike $50
1/2/2020 John $75
1/3/2020 Mike $40
I want to create a pivot table
John Spendings Mike Spendings
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January 2020
February 2020
March 2020
Please advise.

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Maadhav Akula
Maadhav Akula am 2 Jul. 2020

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I think the unstack function might help you out. I have written a small example using your data:
month = categorical({'Jan';'Jan';'Feb';'March'});
person = categorical({'John';'Mike';'John';'Mike'});
spendings = [100;50;75;40];
T = table(month,person,spendings)
u = unstack(T,'spendings','person')
I think you can customise it according to your needs.
Hope this helps!

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alpedhuez
alpedhuez am 2 Jul. 2020
The orginal table has dd/mm/yyyy not month. This is the point.
You can utilize the month and datetime functions to tweak them to your required format.
a = month(datetime('1/1/2020','InputFormat','dd/MM/yyyy'),'shortname')
The above line returns the Month in 'Mmm' format, for instance January as 'Jan'. You can tweak some of these properties to obtain the required values which best suits your requirements.
alpedhuez
alpedhuez am 3 Jul. 2020
Bearbeitet: alpedhuez am 3 Jul. 2020
date=datetime(T2.yyyy_mm,'InputFormat','yyyy-MM');

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Lola Davidson
Lola Davidson am 17 Mär. 2023

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As of R2023a, you can use the "pivot" function: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/pivot.html
Tout = pivot(Tin, Rows="date", RowsBinMethod="month", Columns="person", DataVariable="spendings");

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