Accessing Elements

You can access the elements of a timetable in the same manner as ordinary tables by any of the following methods:

  • Smooth parenthesis
  • Dot notation
  • Curly braces notation 

Refer to this GfG article for further explanation of accessing tables in MATLAB

Timetables in MATLAB

Timetables are a type of tables in MATLAB that store a timestamp corresponding to each row. Similar to tables, timetables can store column-oriented data under a variable name (column name), where every variable has same number of rows. All the functions of a table work with timetables as well along with some timetable-specific functions that are used to align, combine and perform various calculations with other timetables. Let us see various ways of creating timetables.

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Method 1:Using timetable()

A timetable can be created with the timetable function. This function takes a time vector and different vector variables....

Method 2: Using table2timetable()

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Method 3: Using  istimetable()

Converting a table into timetable by the table2timetable function. This function creates a timetable from a function that already has a time vector as one of its column vectors. See the following example to understand its working....

Accessing Elements:

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Conclusion:

The istimetable() function returns a Boolean value. True if the given table is a timetable else false. See the following example...