Store Data Using a for Loop

Hi,

For each year in a ten year period:

*Location = storage space 1:652 made earlier in the script

*day_of_year = column vector of 652 dates

I have a column vector of 652 dates for each year, day_of_year. I could like to store these in my empty 652 zero vector Location. I would then like to store each year vector with the correct year before moving onto the next year to process. When I try what I have below I get Assignment has more non-singleton rhs dimensions than non-singleton subscripts

I don't know how to fix this, or what this means, can anybody offer any help or point me in the right direction?

 for Date = 1:652
            Location(Date) = day_of_year(Date);
            Real_Date = datestr(Location)
%           FirstDate(Date) = Real_Date(Date)
        end

        % Store Data

        Date_For_Year(year,:) = Real_Date_

Thank you!

[Eric Pahlke]

Please either post examples of all the matrices so I can run the code, or check size() of each of the arrays. I created day_of_year and Location arrays per the sizes you talked about and didn't have any errors in the code (although it runs slowly because you're doing datestr on the whole array every time through the loop). How are the dates stored in day_of_year? Dates can either be decimal (datenum()), string, or I believe there is an YY:MM:DD:HH:MM:SS format that stores dates as a vector, in which case day_of_year may be 652x6 rather than 652x1.

[Star Strider]

This is an essential duplicate of: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/230234-how-to-store-data-in-a-for-loop.

I deleted one other duplicate, but I must not have seen all of them.

[Chameleon17]

I'm sorry, I'll delete them, I was a bit frazzled and not explaining myself correctly at all. I've sorted it anyways! Thank you for your help, even though I didn't really give you the right info! :)

[Star Strider]

No worries. It’s best not to post multiple entries to clarify what you want. That’s what the ‘Edit’ function is for. Edit at will, but it’s courteous to mention at the end of your post something like:

EDIT: Changed matrix dimensions

EDIT #2: Uploaded file

or some such, as necessary, otherwise we won’t know what the edits were.