How to extract data from on a timetable dependent on a date range
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Tomas Miguieles
el 8 de Jul. de 2020
Editada: Walter Roberson
el 17 de Jul. de 2020
I have an 81033×4 table in which the first column holds the timestamp for each date and time (format mm/dd/yy HH:mm), the second column is the datenum for each timestamp, and the other 2 columns are the recordings for each stamp
- How do I extract sets of data from my table depending on the timestamp? I'd like to extract the rows for each year of data (2010:2020)
- How do I plot timestamp vs data (Acc_Ext, Acc_Int) for each year?
The data looks like this:
(disregard the x34, I can create one that with only the first 4 columns)

An initial idea I had is:
[num,text] = xlsread('NODE2.WDH.csv', 'A1:D81034');
datenumColumn = num(:,1);
rowtotal = length(datenumColumn);
% Find datenum value for start of each year
for n = 2010:2021
Y(n) = datenum(n,1,1);
end
ind = find(Y > 0);
A = [ind',Y(ind)'];
B = A(:,2); % B is the array containing all the date strings for the start of each year
data_2010 = num((B(1)<=datenumColumn)&(datenumColumn<=B(2)), :);
data_2011 = num((B(2)<=datenumColumn)&(datenumColumn<=B(3)), :);
data_2012 = num((B(3)<=datenumColumn)&(datenumColumn<=B(4)), :);
data_2013 = num((B(4)<=datenumColumn)&(datenumColumn<=B(5)), :);
data_2014 = num((B(5)<=datenumColumn)&(datenumColumn<=B(6)), :);
data_2015 = num((B(6)<=datenumColumn)&(datenumColumn<=B(7)), :);
data_2016 = num((B(7)<=datenumColumn)&(datenumColumn<=B(8)), :);
data_2017 = num((B(8)<=datenumColumn)&(datenumColumn<=B(9)), :);
data_2018 = num((B(9)<=datenumColumn)&(datenumColumn<=B(10)), :);
data_2019 = num((B(10)<=datenumColumn)&(datenumColumn<=B(11)), :);
data_2020 = num((B(11)<=datenumColumn)&(datenumColumn<=B(12)), :);
% Create Figure for all data from Node
t = tiledlayout(3,4,'TileSpacing','Compact','Padding','Compact');
% Tiles
for i = 0:12
nexttile()
x = data_201i(:,1);
y1 = data_201i(:,2);
y2 = data_201i(:,3);
plot(x,y1,'k-');
title('2020')
hold on;
plot(x,y2,'b-');
datetick('x','mmm','keepticks') % This function read the time intervals and displays them in the x-axis
tstart = data_201i(1,1);
tend = data_201i(size(data_201i,1),1);
xlim([tstart tend])
xlabel('Month')
end
However, I can't get the data to be plotted for each iteration.
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Walter Roberson
el 8 de Jul. de 2020
Editada: Walter Roberson
el 17 de Jul. de 2020
However, I would suggest that you might not be asking the best question. I would suggest that you instead consider
G = findgroups(year(YourTable.Timestamp));
hold on
workfun = @(ts, Ext, Int) plot(ts, Ext, ts, Int, 'DisplayName', string(year(ts(1))));
plot_handles = splitapply( workfun, YourTable.Timestamp, YourTable.Acc_NBSP2Ext, YourTable.Acc_NBSP2Int, G);
You might want to do the work function slightly differently to be able to distinguish the line for internal and external.
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Walter Roberson
el 17 de Jul. de 2020
You can make workfun into whatever it needs to be. Have it accept one parameter for each variable it will need for the plotting. List all of those same variables in order after the function handle in the splitapply() call. The function handle you pass to splitapply can be the handle to a "real" function instead of an anonymous function.
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