combine two different long and width tables to one in matlab

To combine two different tables with different lengths and widths into one, you can use MATLAB's table function along with concatenate or horzcat function.

Here is a sample code to concatenate two tables Table1 and Table2:

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% Create sample tables
Table1 = table((1:3)', {'A', 'B', 'C'}', 'VariableNames',{'ID', 'Name'});
Table2 = table((4:7)', {'D', 'E', 'F', 'G'}', [75 68 85 92]', 'VariableNames',{'ID', 'Name', 'Score'});

% Concatenate two tables
CombinedTable = [Table1; Table2];
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In this example, we have concatenated the two tables vertically, by stacking the rows of Table2 below rows of Table1. The resulting table CombinedTable will have columns of both tables with NaN values in cells where data is not available.

Alternatively, you can use join function to merge two tables if they have one or more common columns.

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% Merge two tables
MergedTable = join(Table1, Table2, 'Keys', {'ID', 'Name'});
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In this example, we have merged two tables based on matching ID and Name columns. The resulting table MergedTable will have columns of both tables with corresponding values merged together.

Hope this helps!