Concatenating variables within a table
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Felipe Salinas Martinez
on 12 May 2021
Commented: Felipe Salinas Martinez
on 12 May 2021
Hello everyone,
I have this table that I created that has the same characteristics as other variables I need to work with. The fact is that I have used the rows2vars command to rearrange the values and now I want to concatenate everything into one column, but I can't. I'm able to do it on individual variables with the reshape function but I haven't figure a way to do it in a table.
I need to combine all the columns into one to obtain the "long format" of repeated measures longitudinal data set to run statistical analysis. And as I'm working with several variables I would like to make it easier for myself for rearranging all of them into "long format"
hope someone can help me sort the issue
P.S. I'm attaching the mat file with the table that I need to combine.
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David Fletcher
on 12 May 2021
Not sure if this is what you want, but stack will pack the table
packedTable=stack(T1,1:114)
You'll end up with two columns: the first column is the column in the original table the data in the second column came from
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