Another way to create a table is to start with an empty table and assign variables to it. For example, re-create the table of patient data, but this time assign variables using dot notation.

There are several ways to create tables and assign data to them. You can create tables from input arrays, preallocate tables and fill them in later, or import tables from text files or spreadsheets.

Creation You can read data from a file into a table using either the Import Tool or the readtable function. Alternatively, use the table function described below to create a table from input data …

Create one table, T, with information collected from a patient questionnaire and create another table, T2, with data measured from patients. Each table has 100 rows.

T = array2table(A,Name,Value) creates a table from an array, A, with additional options specified by one or more Name,Value pair arguments. For example, you can specify row names or …

Create a table. Load arrays of data from the sample patients.mat file. Then create a table from these arrays using the table function. The names of the input arrays become the names of the …

Use blocks from the Lookup Tables library to model nonlinearity. Lookup table blocks use arrays of data to map input values to output values, approximating mathematical functions.

This MATLAB function creates a table by reading column-oriented data from a text file, spreadsheet (including Microsoft Excel) file, XML file, HTML file, or a Microsoft Word document.

T = cell2table(C,Name,Value) creates a table from a cell array with additional options specified by one or more Name,Value pair arguments. For example, you can specify row names or variable …

Create a table UI component to display the tabular data. The data type determines how the data appears in the component. For example, logical data displays as a check box. For more …