select timerange from timetable in matlab

To select a specific time range from a timetable in Matlab, you can use the timerange function. The timerange function is used to create a new timetable that only contains data within a specified time range.

Here is an example code snippet that shows how to create a timetable and select a specific time range:

main.m
% create a timetable with random data
time = datetime('now') + caldays(1:10)';
data = rand(10, 3);
tt = timetable(time, data);

% select a time range using timerange function
start_time = datetime('now') + days(2);
end_time = datetime('now') + days(5);
tt_range = timerange(tt, start_time, end_time);
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In this example, we first create a timetable tt with random data. We then use the timerange function to select a range of time from tt. We specify the start and end times of the range we want to select using the start_time and end_time variables. The resulting timetable with data in the specified range is stored in the tt_range variable.