I am attempting to create a table that has the following format of multi line heading for the columns
|Col1 Co2 Col3|
|Col1 Co2 Col3|
Tried this using the example and adding a | between 1st and 2nd line but did not work
T = table(categorical({'M';'F';'M'}),[45;32;34],...
{'NY';'CA';'MA'},logical([1;0;0]),..
'VariableNames',{'Gender|Gender2','Age|Age2','State|State2','Vote|Vote2'})
I am using R2018b student edition
The ability to have arbitrary variable names in table
s was added to release R2019b of MATLAB. Using that release, your code works as expected and produces:
T =
3×4 table
Gender|Gender2 Age|Age2 State|State2 Vote|Vote2
______________ ________ ____________ __________
M 45 {'NY'} true
F 32 {'CA'} false
M 34 {'MA'} false
However, in your question you state that you want multi-line variables. You can make these in R2019b, but the display collapses the newline character into a ↵
, like this:
>> T = table(1, 'VariableNames', {['a', newline, 'b']})
T =
table
a↵b
___
1
If it's just the display you're after, you could consider making nested tables, like this:
t1 = table(1);
t2 = table(2);
T = table(t1, t2)
which results in:
T =
1×2 table
t1 t2
Var1 Var1
____ ____
1 2
Note that that final approach works in R2019a and prior releases.