How can i add data from multiple tables?
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I have a data set of six tables containing energy production.
They contain 2 rows and different number of columns.
Row 1 contains dates with different starting points, row 2 contains production values.
I have imported 6 tables, and added the range command to align the dates, as they have the same ending point.
They look like this.
V = readtable('Valsneset2006.xlsx','Range','A4:B4783');
S = readtable('Skomakerfjellet2016.xlsx','Range','A4:B4783');
The S matrix has over 3000 empty cells before it lines up with V, but i can't seem to find a better way to aling them.
I want to add the production numbers in row 2 of the different tables to view the total energy production each day.
How can i achieve this?
Thanks in advance!
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dpb
le 6 Mar 2021
Modifié(e) : dpb
le 6 Mar 2021
See <timetable.synchronize>. Also look at the "See Also" section for more on the general problem of cleaning up time series data. In short, don't try to physically align the data by location by hand; read in the data available and work on it in memory with the tools provided by MATLAB.
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Aashita Dutta
le 25 Jan 2022
As per my understanding, you are trying to read multiple tables and unable to align these tables due to empty cells in the matrix.
There are a couple of ways to resolve this issue. You can use the ‘rmmissing’ function in Matlab that removes missing entries from the table.
T = readtable('Skomakerfjellet2016.xlsx','Range','A4:B4783');
T1 = rmmissing(T);
You can also use ‘detectImportOptions’ function that create import options based on file content with ‘MissingRule’ property to manage missing data.
opts = detectImportOptions(' Skomakerfjellet2016.xlsx ');
opts.MissingRule = 'omitrow';
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