Index exceeds matrix dimensions.

%% Michael Harris % 07/16/2013 % Lab 09

clc

clear all

%% Part 1

% Inputs of the data to be able to run the code

Full_Season=xlsread('data09.xls');

Both_Team_Scores=Full_Season(2:37,6:25);

Both_Team_Scores(isnan(Both_Team_Scores))=0;

Auburn=Both_Team_Scores(:,11:20);

Opponents=Both_Team_Scores(:,1:10);

Attendance=Full_Season(2:37,2);

Games=(1:36)';

%% Scores of the Games for auburn and the opponents

Aub_Tot_Scores=sum(Auburn,2);

Opp_Tot_Scores=sum(Opponents,2);

Margin_Wins=find(Aub_Tot_Scores>Opp_Tot_Scores);

Wins=numel(Margin_Wins);

Margin_Losses=find(Opp_Tot_Scores>Aub_Tot_Scores);

Losses=numel(Margin_Losses);

Winning_Amount=(Aub_Tot_Scores-Opp_Tot_Scores);

Winning_Spread=max(Winning_Amount);

Loosing_Amount=(Opp_Tot_Scores-Aub_Tot_Scores);

Loosing_Spread=max(Loosing_Amount);

%% Recording the Data so the user will be able to see

fprintf('Season Stats as of %d/%d/%d\n',[4,8,2012])

fprintf('Auburns season record: %d-%d\n',[Wins, Losses]);

fprintf('Largest Spread for Wins:%d\n',Winning_Spread);

fprintf('Largest Spread for Loss:%d\n',Loosing_Spread);

%% Plot for the Auburn Game Runs Vs. Game attendance for all the games

[h,x1,x2]=plotyy(Games,Aub_Tot_Scores,Games,Attendance);title('Auburn Games

Runs Vs Game Attendance');

set(x1,'linestyle','--');

xlabel('Number of Games');

ylabel('Auburn Runs');

ylabel(h(2),'Attendance');

legend('Auburn','Attendance');

pause(2)

Answer 1

[Michael]

This is what pops up after it says Index exceeds matrix dimensions.

I have tried to manipulate the inputs to make them work but I cant figure it out.

Error in lab09 (line 14)

Both_Team_Scores=Full_Season(2:37,6:25);

Answer 2

[Jan]

Please post a complete copy of the error message and ask a specific question. Posting important information in the answers section is not sufficient, because the readers expect all required details in the question. Therefore you can edit the questions.

If you omit the time-wasting clear all you could use the debugger to find out the reason of the error by your own. Simply set a breakpoint in the offending line or use:

dbstop if error.

Then you can check the actual size of Full_Season and why it has either less columns or rows than you expect.