Not enough input arguments error in function

Hi there,

I'm trying to use a function in matlab, but everytime i adress a variable that is given to my function, the failure: "Not enough input arguments" will occure.

My code is:

function[Szenario] = Szenarioerkennung(Kommentartrennung)

compare = strcmp(Kommentartrennung{1,1},'CPFA');

if compare == 1

...

end

The issue seems to be the variable Kommentartrennung, because I can't adress is in any way (like: a=Kommentartrennung) the same error will occure every time. However I can adress the variable in the original program where it is declared. If I type "Kommentartrennung{1,1}" in the Command Window, it will show 'CPNA' like it should.

My function ist saved as Szenarioerkennung.m.

Kommentartrennung is a table (but I also tried to convert is to array, cell and structure with the same result).

[Adam]

How are you calling the function? You need to pass that variable in when you call it.

[Manuel Schaefer]

Thanks, you just solved my problem!

I called it as "Szenarioerkennung" while I needed to call it "Szenarioerkennung(Kommentartrennung)".