Just for the record, David was correct, except for one subtle point: the row times in a timetable are metadata, not one of the variables. You can access them by name in exactly the same way, though.
David created his timetable with a workspace variable named MeasurementTime, whose name the timetable picked up; that's why his row times were named Measurement time. The default name is Time, though.
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