how to include more time in a timetable in matlab

To include more time in a timetable in Matlab, you can add additional rows to the existing table using the addrows method. In order to specify the duration of the new time period, you can use the duration function.

Here is an example code snippet demonstrating how to add a new row with a specific duration to a timetable named tt:

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% create a new duration of 4 hours and 30 minutes
d = duration(4, 30, 0);

% create a new row to add to the timetable
newRow = timetable(datetime('now') + tt.Properties.TimeStep, d);

% add the new row to the timetable
tt = addrows(tt, newRow);
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In this example, a new duration of 4 hours and 30 minutes is created using the duration function. The datetime function is used to create a new time value for the row based on the TimeStep of the existing timetable. The newrow variable is then created with the new time and duration values, and finally added to the tt timetable using the addrows method.

Note that the TimeStep property of the timetable must be set appropriately to ensure that the new row is added at the correct time value.

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