Code Analyzer cannot resolve the types of variables in this region of the program consistently, which can indicate a bug or inefficiency in the code. For example, the code might assign different types to a variable. Furthermore, due to the dynamic nature of MATLAB, other messages in this region of the program might be incorrect.

Review your code, including a search for typographical errors, and make sure the code assigns types to variables appropriately. Even if your code assigns types appropriately and is correct technically, consider rewriting it to clarify your intent. Typically, if Code Analyzer cannot analyze your code correctly, people can have difficultly understanding it as well. In addition, rewriting your code may resolve this message and any erroneous messages that appear in this region of the code.

If you prefer to keep your code as it is, suppress the message as described in Adjust Code Analyzer Message Indicators and Messages.