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How to Match Different Formatted Date Strings from Multiple Tables

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Al Onen
Al Onen el 26 de Sept. de 2012
Hello, I need help with date strings.
I have 2 tables, Table 1 has timeseries with this time format: i.e. 2000-06-02_00:00:00
And Table 2 has this time format: i.e. 02.06.2000 (day/month/year)
I have to create a loop starting from "2000-06-02" with 1 day increments for next 5 days, then find the matching row number on Table 2's date column, then parse the needed data from the corresponding row number on another column, but I am stuck at finding the correct functions for the task. I wrote the following part of my code but got a "DATENUM Failed, caused by Cannot parse date' error.
On code "time" is time column of Table 1, and "obstime" is of Table 2.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
P=24;
D=5;
for N=1:D
if N == 1
Date{N}=datenum(datestr(datenum(time(1,1)),'dd.mm.yyyy'));
y=find(obstime,Date{N});
Obs_out(N)=PtData(y);
Day_out(N,1)=mean(A(1:23));
elseif N > 1
d=Date{N-1};
dn=datenum(datestr(d+1));
y=find(obstime,dn);
Obs_out(N)=PtData(y);
S=P+23;
Day_out(N,1)=mean(A(P:S));
P=S+1;
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Thomas
Thomas el 26 de Sept. de 2012
Why are you going from datenum-datestr-datenum
b1={'02.06.2000'}
datenum(b1,'DD.MM.YYYY')
ans =
730487.00
Works just fine..
Al Onen
Al Onen el 26 de Sept. de 2012
I knew there was some problem over there :). Also which function should I use to locate the time step on 2nd table?

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