Reputation: 123
I have the following array:
A = {'E1_02' nan nan nan nan nan;
'Time' 'Force' 'Stress' 'Stroke' 'Ext.1' 'Width1';
'sec' 'N' 'N/mm2' 'mm' 'mm' 'mm'}
which gives
{'E1_02'} {[ NaN]} {[ NaN]} {[ NaN]} {[ NaN]} {[ NaN]}
{'Time' } {'Force'} {'Stress'} {'Stroke'} {'Ext.1'} {'Width1'}
{'sec' } {'N' } {'N/mm2' } {'mm' } {'mm' } {'mm' }
This is the start of a very long .csv with data in every column. I would like to find the row and column indices of one of the strings, for example ' Stress', because then I would like to extract the data in that column. I tried find but from what I understand it just check if the string is present in a row or column but does not return the indices of the string's location. What I would like is something like
What string do you want?: ' Stress'
Search through array...
Here are the coordinates for that string: [row column] = [3 2]
Should I make a loop that checks every row and column for the string and then use those as the indices? Or did I misunderstand the way find works?
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