Create new column in table based on another column value
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Namrata Goswami
on 26 Nov 2020
Commented: Namrata Goswami
on 27 Nov 2020
I have a table with the list of User IDs and I used "Groupummary" to determine the number of occurences of each ID. My table T:
ID Occurrences
123 9
345 1
234 3
I need to create another column in the table to mark the ID as "unique" or not based on the number of occurrences.
Expected output:
ID Occurrences Unique
123 9 No
345 1 Yes
234 3 No
I'm using the following code, but I get error saying the number of rows should match the length of table:
if T.Occurences> 1
T.Unique = "No";
else
T.Unique = "Yes";
end
How do I check the length of table and fill the "Unique" column for each corresponding cell?
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Steven Lord
on 26 Nov 2020
Let's start with a sample table.
T = table([123; 345; 234], [9; 1; 3], 'VariableNames', ["ID", "Occurrences"])
Fill in the Unique variable with a default value.
T.Unique = repmat("No", height(T), 1)
Change the value of the Unique variable based on the contents of the Occurrences variable.
T.Unique(T.Occurrences == 1) = "Yes"
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