How to extract year, month, day from character vectors?

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Paul Barrette
Paul Barrette le 11 Août 2022
Commenté : Paul Barrette le 14 Août 2022
I have a character vector matrix (I think that's what it's called - it was obtained with cell2mat command applied to a *.csv file) which shows this when I open it (one column):
var =
'1970/01/01'
'1970/01/02'
'1970/01/03'
'1970/01/04'
'1970/01/05'
'1970/01/06'
I would like to produce a numerical matrix X with as many rows but three columns (year, month, day, respectively). I've explored numerous options, to no avail. Any suggestions?

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Kevin Holly
Kevin Holly le 11 Août 2022
Modifié(e) : Kevin Holly le 11 Août 2022
var =['1970/01/01'
'1970/01/02'
'1970/01/03'
'1970/01/04'
'1970/01/05'
'1970/01/06']
var = 6×10 char array
'1970/01/01' '1970/01/02' '1970/01/03' '1970/01/04' '1970/01/05' '1970/01/06'
% I want to make you aware of Datetime arrays
datetime(var,'InputFormat','yyyy/MM/dd')
ans = 6×1 datetime array
01-Jan-1970 02-Jan-1970 03-Jan-1970 04-Jan-1970 05-Jan-1970 06-Jan-1970
% Here is how you can convert your data into a numerical matrix containing Year, Day, and Month columns
m = [];
for ii = 1:size(var,1)
m = [m;split(var(ii,:),"/")'];
end
X = str2double(m)
X = 6×3
1970 1 1 1970 1 2 1970 1 3 1970 1 4 1970 1 5 1970 1 6
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Paul Barrette
Paul Barrette le 14 Août 2022
This works. Thanks Kevin. Much appreciated.

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