I have the following situation:
d = [3 39 54 53 6];
n = 103;
What I would like to do is to have a code where: when the sum of the elements in d is bigger than n, then I subtract one from the first column in d that is equal or bigger than n.
In the example above, I would have:
d = [3 39 54 *52* 6];
% since the first column where sum(d) is bigger than n is the fourth column, therefore I subtract 1 from 52
How can I automate this?
Thanks!

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Rik
Rik am 9 Feb. 2021

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Th cumsum and find functions should be useful. Let me know if you have trouble implementing it.

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Armando MAROZZI
Armando MAROZZI am 9 Feb. 2021
Thanks a lot Rik! I made it, simple and elegant! I don't know why I always get loops first in my head
Rik
Rik am 9 Feb. 2021
You're welcome.
Loops are an excellent first step. Matlab is good at optimizing code that is easy to interpret. Loops are the best choice if there isn't a direct function available. Using cellfun (except for the legacy syntax) or arrayfun only hides the loop and tends to have worse performance.
Armando MAROZZI
Armando MAROZZI am 9 Feb. 2021
thanks for the tip!

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