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Hi everyone, new to matlab codes and need help. Please see attached image. I have 2 datasets, Data1 and Data2. I want to compare each date/time in Data2 to the first column of Data1 and if a match if found, extract all the corresponding row data in Data2 for those matched date/time. In the attached image, comparing the date/time in Data2 to Data1, two matches were found, row 1 and 4 in Data1. The centire corresponding row data for those matched date/time in Data1 are extracted into another matrix called Result.
Any hint or code to go about this?
Thank you!

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Arif Hoq
Arif Hoq on 18 Mar 2022
Edited: Arif Hoq on 18 Mar 2022
date1=[44562.00;44563.00;44564.00];
date2=[44562.00;44564.00];
a={'t1';'t2';'t3'};
b=[1;1;1];
c=[2;3;4];
T1=table(a,b,c);
[Lia,Locb]=ismember(date2,date1);
result=T1(Locb,:)
result = 2×3 table
a b c ______ _ _ {'t1'} 1 2 {'t3'} 1 4
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Learning
Learning on 19 Mar 2022
Hi Arif, I think I'm very close. please see image below, As you can see, both 44562 and 44563 appears twice. Looking at the result table, I want the idices/row numbers to be unique...that is the rows for both 44562 appears are displayed under index as 1 and 5. The previous code would have listed the rows or indices for both 44562 as 1 and 1. Is there a way of making sure that once a particular value is selected, it's index cannot be selected again? that is once the first 44562 which is in row 1 is selected, row 1 cannot be selected again The next time 44562 is encounted, it would be row 5 and hence 5 will be the result for the other 44562. Thanks for not making things clear and I appreciate your help!
Arif Hoq
Arif Hoq on 20 Mar 2022
You can swap the input arguments to ismember. check the value in Locb
date1=[44562 44563 44564 44563 44562 44565 44566 44567 44568 44569 44570 44571]';
date2=[44562 44563 44564 44563 44562];
[Lia,Locb]=ismember(date1,date2)
Lia = 12×1 logical array
1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Locb = 12×1
1 2 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0

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