Getting error All table variables must have the same number of rows.

All table variables must have the same number of rows. while runing the code am getting this error. Need your help

[Voss]

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/debugging-process-and-features.html

[Ehtisham]

Rpeak_C =

0×1 empty double column vector

Tpeak_C =

0×1 empty double column vector

Rss_C =

NaN

Ratio_Rpeak_C_Rss_C =

0×1 empty double column vector

Delta_C =

0×1 empty double column vector

i debug but still not getting where the error is

[Voss]

You can't make a table out of those because they have different number of rows, just like the error message says.

Some of them are empty (0x1) and some are scalars (1x1). That's the problem.

Think about what size they should be, based on your given data, and then figure out why they're not the size they should be.

[Ehtisham]

% Ensure all variables have the same length
min_length = min(length(Rpeak_C), length(Tpeak_C), length(L_C), length(Rss_C), length(Ratio_Rpeak_C_Rss_C), length(Delta_C));
% Truncate variables to match the shortest length
Rpeak_C = Rpeak_C(1:min_length);
Tpeak_C = Tpeak_C(1:min_length);
L_C = L_C(1:min_length);
Rss_C = Rss_C(1:min_length);
Ratio_Rpeak_C_Rss_C = Ratio_Rpeak_C_Rss_C(1:min_length);
Delta_C = Delta_C(1:min_length);
% Create the table
PhaseC = table(Rpeak_C, Tpeak_C, L_C, Rss_C, Ratio_Rpeak_C_Rss_C, Delta_C, ...
    'VariableNames', {'RpeakC', 'T-peakC', 'L_C', 'RssC', 'RpeakC/RssC', 'Delta_C'});
% Write the table to a CSV file
ligandRemovalFilename = 'PhaseC.csv';
writetable(PhaseC, ligandRemovalFilename)

Used that min length but now giving the Too many arguments error.

Answer 1

[Voss]

If you want to truncate the variables to the size of the smallest one, use size(_,1) which is number of rows, instead of length(_), which is size of the longest dimension.

% Ensure all variables have the same number of rows
min_length = min([size(Rpeak_C,1), size(Tpeak_C,1), size(L_C,1), size(Rss_C,1), size(Ratio_Rpeak_C_Rss_C,1), size(Delta_C,1)]);

% Truncate variables to match the shortest
Rpeak_C = Rpeak_C(1:min_length,:);
Tpeak_C = Tpeak_C(1:min_length,:);
L_C = L_C(1:min_length,:);
Rss_C = Rss_C(1:min_length,:);
Ratio_Rpeak_C_Rss_C = Ratio_Rpeak_C_Rss_C(1:min_length,:);
Delta_C = Delta_C(1:min_length,:);

%Create a separate table for steady state after ligand removal
PhaseC = table(  Rpeak_C,Tpeak_C,L_C, Rss_C, Ratio_Rpeak_C_Rss_C,Delta_C, ...
    'VariableNames', {'RpeakC' ,'T-peakC' ,'L_C','RssC','RpeakC/RssC','Delta_C',});

% Write the steady state after ligand removal table to a separate CSV file
ligandRemovalFilename = 'PhaseC.csv';
writetable(PhaseC, ligandRemovalFilename);

Note that will produce an empty table in this case.

However, a better solution would be to fix the problem at the source: figure out why variables that should have the same number of rows (if indeed they should) in fact have different numbers of rows.