changing the string "JF 2009" to two seperate strings "J 2009" " F2009"
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Dear all I have the following cell matrix
A={
1 'SLO' ' '
1 'SLO' ' '
1 'SLO' 'JF 2009'
1 'SLO' 'MA 2009'
1 'SLO' 'MJ 2009'
1 'SLO' 'JA 2009'
1 'SLO' 'SO 2009'
1 'SLO' 'ND 2009'
1 'SLO' 'JF 2010'
1 'SLO' 'MA 2010'
1 'SLO' 'MJ 2010'
1 'SLO' 'JA 2010'
1 'SLO' 'SO 2010'
1 'SLO' 'ND 2010'
1 'SLO' 'JF 2011'
1 'SLO' 'MA 2011'
1 'SLO' 'MJ 2011'
1 'SLO' 'JA 2011'
2 'SLO' ' '
2 'SLO' ' '
2 'SLO' 'JF 2009'
2 'SLO' 'MA 2009'
2 'SLO' 'MJ 2009'
2 'SLO' 'JA 2009'
2 'SLO' 'SO 2009'
2 'SLO' 'ND 2009'
2 'SLO' 'JF 2010'
2 'SLO' 'MA 2010'
2 'SLO' 'MJ 2010'
2 'SLO' 'JA 2010'
2 'SLO' 'SO 2010'
2 'SLO' 'ND 2010'
2 'SLO' 'JF 2011'
2 'SLO' 'MA 2011'
2 'SLO' 'MJ 2011'
2 'SLO' 'JA 2011'
}
As you can see I have bimontly data. I want to modify the last column so as to have months like
Amodified={
1 'SLO' ' '
1 'SLO' ' '
1 'SLO' 'J 2009'
1 'SLO' 'F 2009'
1 'SLO' 'M 2009'
1 'SLO' 'A 2009'
1 'SLO' 'M 2009'
1 'SLO' 'J 2009'
1 'SLO' 'J 2010' }
and so forth
Is there any "clever code to do that?
NOte that the fist column represents the individual. In my real matrix I have 30000 individuals.
thanks in advance
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Wayne King
le 25 Juil 2012
Modifié(e) : Wayne King
le 25 Juil 2012
One way:
Amodified = A;
B = char(A(:,3));
B(:,2) = [];
B = cellstr(B);
Amodified(:,3) = B;
4 commentaires
salva
le 25 Juil 2012
Wayne King
le 25 Juil 2012
" adjust columns 1 and 2 to the modified-extended column 3?" I'm not sure what you mean here
salva
le 25 Juil 2012
Wayne King
le 25 Juil 2012
It's a cell array so why do you have to adjust the "dimension" of the other columns, they aren't equal to begin with
size(A{1,1}), size(A{1,2})
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