A table variable must not be a function handle. Use a cell array to contain function handles. Fields in a scalar structure must have the same number of rows. All table variables must have the same number of rows. You might have intended "{0}" to specify a parameter name. However, the table constructor requires parameter names to be specified as character vectors. Use table(..., {0}=Value) or table(..., ''{0}'', Value) instead. You might have intended to create a one-row table with the character vector ''{0}'' as one of its variables. To store text data in a table, use a string array or a cell array of character vectors rather than character arrays. Alternatively, create a cell array with one row, and convert that to a table using CELL2TABLE. Undefined function ''{0}'' for input arguments of type ''{1}''. Undefined function ''{0}'' for input arguments of type ''{1}''. To convert to numeric, use the TABLE2ARRAY function, or extract data using dot or brace subscripting. Undefined function ''LENGTH'' for input arguments of type ''{0}''. Use the height, width, or size functions instead. Undefined function ''SORT'' for input arguments of type ''{0}''. Use the SORTROWS function instead. Undefined function ''CELL'' for input arguments of type ''{0}''. Use the TABLE2CELL function instead. Undefined function ''STRUCT'' for input arguments of type ''{0}''. Use the TABLE2STRUCT function instead. Undefined function ''{0}'' for input arguments of type ''{1}''. Use the ROWS2VARS function instead. Data must be added to a table immediately to the right of existing variables. A new table variable will be added in the next available column. Unable to load the saved table because it is incompatible with this version of MATLAB Unable to load the saved TableProperties because it is incompatible with this version of MATLAB The ''{0}'' constructor returned an error when called with no inputs to create default values. Unable to perform assignment for table variable ''{0}'' because it's size on the left side is {1} and the size of the corresponding variable on the right side is {2}. Assigning to a character variable in a table is only supported when the right-hand side value is a table. Consider using a string variable in the table for text data. The assignment added rows to the table, but did not assign values to all of the table's existing variables. Those variables are extended with rows containing default values. The new variables being added to the table have fewer rows than the table. They have been extended with rows containing default values. Access the ''{0}'' property of a table using dot subscripting via .Properties.{0}. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. You may have intended to access the ''{1}'' property. Access that property using dot subscripting via .Properties.{1}. Unrecognized table property name ''{0}''. Property names are case sensitive. You may have intended to access the ''{1}'' property. Table variable names must be strings or character vectors. A variable index must be a real positive integer. Using ''.{0}'' with more than one level of subscripting is not supported. Use brace subscripting directly on the table instead. Using ''.{0}'' with more than one level of subscripting to delete rows of a table is not supported. Use parenthesis subscripting directly on the table instead. At least one subscript must be '':'' when you delete rows or variables by assigning []. Deleting a variable from a table by assigning [] to subarray of the table is not supported. Use T(:,VAR) = [] or T.VAR = [] instead. Linear indexing into a table variable using row labels is supported only when the variable has one column. Assigning to .Properties on a subarray of a table is not supported. Use T.PROPERTIES.PROPERTYNAME = VALUE or T.PROPERTIES = PROPERTYVALUES instead. The value you assign to .Properties must be a {0} object or a scalar structure whose fields correspond to {1} properties. Assign to the ''{0}'' property of a table using dot subscripting via .Properties.{0}. Right hand side of an assignment into a table must be another table or a cell array. () indexing must appear last in a table index expression. Assignment into the contents of one or more table variables using '{}' subscripting followed by deeper levels of subscripting cannot change the size of the contents. Adding rows or variables to a table by an assignment where () or '{}' subscripting is followed by additional levels of subscripting is not supported. Creating a new variable in a table by assigning to a field or property of the variable is not supported. Creating a new variable in a table by assigning to a field or property of the variable is not supported. {0} You cannot create a new variable in a table by an assignment where dot subscripting is followed by more than one level of subscripting. Create a new variable in a table by an assignment where dot subscripting is followed by more than one level of subscripting is not supported. {0} You may have intended to assign the table's properties. Do that using ''.Properties''. You may have intended to assign the table's ''{0}'' property. Do that using ''.Properties.{0}''. You may have intended to assign the ''{0}'' table variable. You may have intended to assign the row names with ''{0}''. Cell array on the right-hand side of an assignment to a table must be two-dimensional. Subscripting into a table using three or more subscripts (as in t(i,j,k)) is not supported. Always specify a row subscript and a variable subscript, as in t(rows,vars). Subscripting into a table using one subscript (as in t(i)) is not supported. Specify a row subscript and a variable subscript, as in t(rows,vars). To select variables, use t(:,i) or for one variable t.(i). To select rows, use t(i,:). To assign to or create a variable in a table, the number of rows must match the height of the table. To assign to or create a variable in a table, the number of rows must match the height of the table. {0} When deleting elements from a table variable using indexed assignment, the number of rows must not change. Specify the first subscript as a colon (':') and exactly one other subscript that is not a colon. Too many outputs. The number of table variables in an assignment must match. The value on the right-hand side of the assignment has the wrong width. The assignment requires a value whose width is {0,number,integer}. The value on the right side of the assignment must have the same size along all dimensions as the value on the left side. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. If you intended to call the {1} method, you must use a functional syntax such as {1}(t,...). See <a href="matlab:helpview(fullfile(docroot,'matlab/matlab_oop/method-invocation.html'))">Method Invocation</a> for more information. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. If you intended to call the {1} method, you must use a functional syntax. See <a href="matlab:helpview(fullfile(docroot,'matlab/matlab_oop/method-invocation.html'))">Method Invocation</a> for more information. The value on the right-hand side of the assignment must have {0,number,integer} columns. If you intended to delete rows or variables by assigning [], use () subscripting instead of '{}'. Deleting variable names from a table is not supported. Deleting dimension names from a table is not supported. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. If you intended to access the row names, use ''{1}'' for this table instead. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. If you intended to access the variables, use ''{1}'' for this table instead. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. Names are case sensitive. You may have intended to access the table's row names as ''{1}''. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. Names are case sensitive. You may have intended to access the entire table's contents as an array with ''{1}''. Too many output arguments. Indexing tables and timetables using braces will return one array. See <a href="matlab:helpview(fullfile(docroot,'matlab','matlab_prog','access-data-in-a-table.html'))">Access Data in a Table</a> for more information. ':' is not a valid variable name because ':' is reserved as an array subscript. Duplicate table dimension name: ''{0}''. Duplicate table row name: ''{0}''. Duplicate table variable name: ''{0}''. Table variable name conflicts with reserved name ''{0}''. Table dimension name conflicts with reserved name ''{0}''. Table row name can not be ''{0}''. It is reserved as a table subscript. All table variables must have the same number of dimensions. All table variables must have the same length in all but the second dimension. Unable to concatenate the specified table variables. Unable to concatenate the table variables ''{0}'' and ''{1}'', because their types are {2} and {3}. Invalid structure for subscript. Unrecognized custom table property name ''{0}''. A table dimension name subscript must be a character vector, string array, or cell array of character vectors, with each name in the subscript containing one or more characters. A table dimension subscript must be a numeric array containing real positive integers, a logical array, a character vector, a string array, or a cell array of character vectors. Dimension index exceeds number of table dimensions. Unrecognized table dimension name ''{0}''. A table row name subscript must be a character vector, string array, or cell array of character vectors A table row subscript must be a numeric array containing real positive integers, a logical array, a character vector, a string array, a cell array of character vectors, or a pattern scalar. Row index exceeds table dimensions. Unrecognized table row name ''{0}''. Cannot create a table variable with a discontiguous index. A table variable name subscript must be a character vector, string array, or cell array of character vectors, with each name in the subscript containing one or more characters. A table variable name subscript must be a character vector, string array, cell array of non-blank character vectors, or pattern scalar matching one or more variable names. A table variable subscript must be a numeric array containing real positive integers, a logical array, a character vector, a string array, a cell array of character vectors, or a pattern scalar matching one or more variable names. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. Cannot delete ''{0}'' from the table because it does not exist. Assigning the literal value [] to a variable in a table deletes the variable. To create a new variable in the table with the value [], use T.{0} = zeros(0) or assign first to a temporary workspace variable. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. To access the table's properties, use '.Properties'. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. Variable names are case sensitive. You may have intended to access the ''{1}'' variable. Variable index exceeds table dimensions. Unable to use row names as grouping or key variable because the input table does not have row names. Ambiguous table property name: {0}. Invalid table property name. Unknown table property: {0}. Unable to horizontally concatenate the specified table variables. FUN must produce an array with the same number of rows and columns as its input array. The replacement data must have the same number of rows as the table. The variables being replaced in the table must have the same total number of columns as the replacement data. Error evaluating function ''{0}''. The ''{0}'' parameter must be logical 1 (true) or logical 0 (false). The Description property must be a string or a character vector. The DimensionNames property must be a string array or a cell array, with each name containing one or more characters. The DimensionNames property must contain one name for each dimension in the table. The DimensionNames property must contain one name for each dimension being renamed. The RowNames property must contain one name for each row in the table. The RowNames property must contain one name for each row being renamed. The RowNames property must be a string array or a cell array, with each name containing one or more characters. The VariableUnits property must be a string array or a cell array of character vectors. The VariableUnits property must have one element for each variable in the table. To assign to the VariableContinuity property, use a string array, a cell vector of character vectors, or a matlab.tabular.Continuity vector. To assign to the VariableContinuity property, use a string array, a cell vector of character vectors, or a matlab.tabular.Continuity vector. A character vector can be assigned only to an individual element of the property. VariableContinuity property must have one element for each variable in the table. VariableContinuity property must be specified with ''continuous'', ''step'', ''event'', or ''unset''. The VariableDescriptions property must be a string array or a cell array of character vectors. The VariableDescriptions property must have one element for each variable in the table. The custom property ''{0}'' must be a vector with one element for each variable in the table or must be a 0x0 empty (e.g. [], '{}'). {0} is not supported as a per-variable custom property. Vector of characters is not supported as a per-variable custom property. Use a cell array of character vectors or vector of strings. The VariableNames property must contain one name for each variable in the table. The VariableNames property must contain one name for each variable being renamed. The VariableNames property is a cell array of character vectors. To assign multiple variable names, specify nonempty names in a string array or a cell array of character vectors. The VariableNames property is a cell array of character vectors. To set a single variable name by brace subscripting, assign a nonempty character vector. To assign one or more variable names from a string array or cell array of character vectors, use parenthesis subscripting. A grouping variable must be a column vector or a character array. A grouping variable must be a categorical, numeric, logical, datetime, duration, or string vector, a cell vector of character vectors, or a 2D character array. Unable to group rows using unique values of the table variable ''{0}''. UNIQUE returned an error. Unable to group rows using unique values of the table variable ''{0}'' because it is a cell array with more than one column. Unable to group rows using unique values of the table variable ''{0}''. The value returned by the UNIQUE method had the wrong number of rows. ''{0}'' is not a valid table variable name. ''{0}'' is not a valid table variable name. See the documentation for isvarname or matlab.lang.makeValidName for more information. ''{0}'' is longer than the maximum allowed length for a table variable name. Table variable names that were not valid MATLAB identifiers have been modified. Since table variable names must be unique, any table variable names that happened to match the new identifiers also have been modified. Table variable names that were not valid MATLAB identifiers have been modified. Since table variable names must be unique, any table variable names that happened to match the new identifiers also have been modified.\nTo use the original INDVAR values as table variable names, set ''VariableNamingRule'' to ''preserve''. Table variable names that were not valid MATLAB identifiers have been modified. Since table variable names must be unique, any table variable names that happened to match the new identifiers also have been modified.\nTo use the original row names as new variable names, set ''VariableNamingRule'' to ''preserve''. Table variable names were truncated to the length namelengthmax. Table variable names were modified to avoid conflict with reserved name ''{0}''. Column headers from the file were modified to make them valid MATLAB identifiers before creating variable names for the table. The original column headers are saved in the VariableDescriptions property.\nSet ''VariableNamingRule'' to ''preserve'' to use the original column headers as table variable names. Table variable names were modified to avoid conflict with reserved name ''{0}''. The original names are saved in the VariableDescriptions property. Table variable names were truncated to the length namelengthmax. The original names are saved in the VariableDescriptions property. Table variable names must be nonempty text. DimensionNames property was modified to make the name ''{0}'' a valid MATLAB identifier. ''{0}'' is not a valid table dimension name. See the documentation for isvarname or matlab.lang.makeValidName for more information. ''{0}'' is longer than the maximum allowed length for a table dimension name. Row name ':' was changed because a colon also can be an array subscript. Assigning ':' as a row name now produces an error. Duplicate dimension and variable name: ''{0}''. DimensionNames property was modified to avoid conflicting dimension and variable names: ''{0}''. DimensionNames property was modified to make the name ''{0}'' a valid MATLAB identifier. See <a href="matlab:helpview(fullfile(docroot,''matlab'',''helptargets.map''),''changes_to_dimension_names_property_in_r2016b'')">Changes to DimensionNames Property in R2016b</a> for more details. This will become an error in a future release. DimensionNames property was modified because the name ''{0}'' is reserved. See <a href="matlab:helpview(fullfile(docroot,''matlab'',''helptargets.map''),''changes_to_dimension_names_property_in_r2016b'')">Changes to DimensionNames Property in R2016b</a> for more details. This will become an error in a future release. DimensionNames property was modified to avoid conflicting dimension and variable names: ''{0}''. See <a href="matlab:helpview(fullfile(docroot,''matlab'',''helptargets.map''),''changes_to_dimension_names_property_in_r2016b'')">Changes to DimensionNames Property in R2016b</a> for more details. This will become an error in a future release. Size must be a two-element vector of nonnegative integer values specifying the number of rows and the number of variables. Specify variable types when creating a table with a specified size. Specify size when creating a table with specified variable types. Specifying both variable types and input data variables is not supported. See the <a href="matlab:helpview(fullfile(docroot,'matlab','ref','table.html'))">table documentation</a> for more information. Specify variable types as a string array or a cell array of character vectors, such as ["string", "datetime", "double"]. Specifying both size and input data variables is not supported. See the <a href="matlab:helpview(fullfile(docroot,'matlab','ref','table.html'))">table documentation</a> for more information. Number of variable types must match the number of variables specified in the size. Unable to create a variable of type ''{0}''. When preallocating a table, each variable type must be a class that supports the empty method. {0}.empty returned the following error:\n\n{1}\n\nSee the <a href="matlab:helpview(fullfile(docroot,'matlab','ref','table.html'))">table documentation</a> for more information. Unable to create a variable of type ''{0}''. There is no exact (case-sensitive) match for the class ''{0}''. You may have intended to create variables of type ''{1}''. Unable to create a variable of type ''{0}''. There is no class named ''{0}'' defined. Created a table containing variables that are char row vectors. You may have instead intended ''{0}'' as an optional argument name, but some inputs that follow it do not match any admissible name-value pair arguments. Refer to the <a href="matlab:helpview(fullfile(docroot,'matlab','ref','table.html'))">table documentation</a> for supported syntaxes. Preallocation using data type 'char' creates a table variable that is a cell array of character vectors rather than a character array. Storing text data as character arrays in a table is not recommended. When working with text data in a table or a timetable, consider using a string array or a categorical array. For each custom property, specify ''variable'' or ''table'' to indicate whether the property applies to the variables, or to the table as a whole. Specify these settings in a string array or cell array of character vectors. Invalid custom property name. Create a new custom property with ADDPROP before adding data. The value you assign to .Properties.CustomProperties must be a matlab.tabular.CustomProperties object. Invalid data type. Input must be a scalar struct. When generating code, table variable names must be specified. Variable index exceeds table dimensions. In code generation, adding table variables by assignment is not supported. Row index exceeds table dimensions. In code generation, adding table rows by assignment is not supported. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. Unrecognized table row name ''{0}''. Unrecognized table dimension name ''{0}''. Unrecognized table variable name. Unrecognized table row name. Unrecognized table dimension name. Unrecognized table variable name ''{0}''. In code generation, adding table variables by assignment is not supported. Unrecognized table row name ''{0}''. In code generation, adding table rows by assignment is not supported. Unrecognized table variable name. In code generation, adding table variables by assignment is not supported. Unrecognized table row name. In code generation, adding table rows by assignment is not supported. Variable indices into a table must be constant. Table variable names or indices must be constant. Table variable names must be constant. Table dimension names must be constant. When preallocating a table, the variable types input must be constant. Parameter names must be constant. Table row dimension length must be constant. Brace subscripting to extract more than one N-D cell variables is not supported in code generation. When generating code, the ''{0}'' table property cannot be changed after the table has been created. The {0} method is not supported for table in code generation. In code generation, ''{0}'' is not a supported variable type when preallocating a table. In code generation, ''cell'' is not a supported variable type when preallocating a table. To preallocate a cell array variable of character vectors, specify ''cellstr'' instead. Deletion by assigning [] is not supported in code generation. Unable to concatenate table variables {0,number,integer} and {1,number,integer}, because their types are {2} and {3}. When assigning to a table variable that is a heterogeneous cell array, the row indices must be constant. When assigning to a table variable that is a heterogeneous cell array and indexing using row names, the row names in the table must be constant. The size of {0} must not change. If input is variable-size, it must not be empty at runtime. Empty inputs must be fixed-size. One or more table variable name(s) is longer than the maximum allowed length. One or more table dimension name(s) is longer than the maximum allowed length. Creating an array of class ''{0}'' with default values is not supported in code generation. The Data type must be a cell row vector and must have the same length as the table width, which is {0,number,integer}. The Description type must be a character row vector. The DimensionNames type must be a two-element cell row vector of nonempty character vectors. The VariableNames type must be a cell row vector of nonempty character vectors, and must have the same length as the table width, which is {0,number,integer}. The {0} type must be a cell row vector of character vectors, and must have the same length as the table width, which is {1,number,integer}. The VariableContinuity type must be a row vector of class ''matlab.internal.coder.tabular.Continuity'', or a cell row vector of char vectors that can be converted to the class. It must have the same length as the table width, which is {0,number,integer}. The RowNames type must be a cell column vector of nonempty character vectors, or a 0x0 empty cell. The RowNames type must have the same length as the table height. Use coder.resize to change the table height. The Data type cell elements must have the same number of rows as the table height. Use coder.resize to change the table height. In code generation, string variables cannot be grouping variables. Unable to merge type objects of tables or timetables that have different widths. Subscripted assignment dimension mismatch for table variable ''{0}''.