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1,934 views (last 30 days) Hi, I have a cell aray (40,000X1)in which every cell contains a string. I would like to find the indexes of the cells containing a specific string. I used the following: Index = strfind(Mycellarray, 'Bla'); I get the following error: ??? Error using ==> cell.strfind at 35 If any of the input arguments are cell arrays, the first must be a cell array of strings and the second must be a character array. What is wrong, in the help file strfind accepts cell arrays and a pattern...? Thank you Accepted Answer Do you want to search for 'bla' within the text in each element of the cell array, or for elements that are 'bla' exactly? If you explain this detail, then your question would be easier to answer. If you are searching for text that has 'bla' as part of the text, then starting in R2016b you can use the “contains” function, as Alexander Cranney pointed out. Index = find(contains(C,'bla')); The function "contains" returns a logical array. This type of logical indexing can be used to make many workflows more efficient. For more on using logical arrays, refer to the documentation: In previous versions of MATLAB (before R2016b), you can use the “strfind” function. However, “strfind” returns a cell array of indices. For any input cell whose text does not contain 'bla', “strfind” returns an empty cell. Use “isempty” and “cellfun” with the “find” function to find the empty cells. IndexC = strfind(C,'bla'); Index = find(not(cellfun('isempty',IndexC))) If you are searching for text that is exactly 'bla', then see Jos’ answer. More Answers (7) Edited: Jay on 28 May 2016 This worked for me:idx = find(ismember(C, 'bla')) So, your original array was a cell array of cells with a single string. Use STRCMP and FIND to

Fields that are stored in a document (as opposed to temporary fields). You can use FIELD to change the contents of an existing field or to create new fields. @For (Formula Language)Executes one or more statements iteratively while a condition remains true. Executes an initialization statement. Checks the condition before executing the statements and executes an increment statement after executing the statements.@GetDocField (Formula Language)Given the unique ID of a document, returns the contents of a specific field on that document. The document must reside in the current database.@HardDeleteDocument (Formula Language)In an agent that runs a formula, @HardDeleteDocument permanently removes the document currently being processed from the database if the database has soft deletions enabled. If the database does not have soft deletions enabled, @HardDeleteDocument performs the same action as @DeleteDocument.@If (Formula Language)Evaluates a condition; if the condition is True, Notes/Domino performs the action appearing immediately after that condition, and stops. If the condition is False, Notes/Domino skips to the next condition and tests it, and so on. If none of the conditions is True, Notes/Domino performs the else_action.@Integer (Formula Language)Truncates the values in a number or number list at the whole number, leaving off any decimals. The values in the resulting list are separated using the multi-value separator that is selected for display in the field containing the formula.@IsDB2 (Formula Language)Given a server and filename or server and replica ID, indicates if the specified database is backed by DB2® or not.@IsDocBeingLoaded (Formula Language)Checks the current status of the document and returns 1 (True) if the document is being loaded into memory for display; otherwise returns 0 (False). @IsMember (Formula Language)Indicates if a piece of text (or a text list) is contained within another text list. The function is case-sensitive.@IsNull (Formula Language)Tests for a null value. Returns true only if a value is a single text value that is null, otherwise it returns false. This function also returns false if the value is an error.@LDAPServer (Formula Language)Returns the URL and port number of the LDAP listener in the current domain. Notes® looks for this information in several places, following this search