shift rows in table forwrad by one in matlab without circshift in matlab

To shift rows in a table forward by one in MATLAB without using circshift, you can use indexing and concatenation operations. Here's an example:

main.m
% Assuming you have a table named myTable
% Create a new table with shifted rows
shiftedTable = [myTable(end, :); myTable(1:end-1, :)];

% Display the result
disp(shiftedTable);
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In the above code, we first create a new table shiftedTable by concatenating the last row of myTable with all rows except the last one. By doing this, the rows are effectively shifted forward by one position.

Note that this method assumes that you want to shift the rows in a linear fashion, without wrapping the last row to the first row or vice versa. If you want to circularly shift the rows, you can use circshift function instead.