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The document discusses how to interchange data between MS Excel and Matlab. It provides examples of using the xlsread and xlswrite functions to read data from and write data to an Excel file from within Matlab. The example reads and manipulates numeric and text data from two sheets in an Excel file, performing operations on the data and writing it back to the file.

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The document discusses how to interchange data between MS Excel and Matlab. It provides examples of using the xlsread and xlswrite functions to read data from and write data to an Excel file from within Matlab. The example reads and manipulates numeric and text data from two sheets in an Excel file, performing operations on the data and writing it back to the file.

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In this article we'll show how to interchange information between MS Excel and Mathworks' Matlab, working from a Matlab m-file. There are two handy Matlab instructions for this purpose: xlsread and xlswrite.

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Common format for xlsread (read an xls-file): [num, txt] = xlsread(file, sheet, range) Where file = name of xls file (string) sheet = name of specific sheet within the file (string) range = specific range to read (string) num = read numerical data (numeric array or matrix) txt = read text data (cell array) Common format for xlswrite (to write an xls.file):

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xlswrite(file, m, sheet, range) Matlab Cookbook I Matlab Cookbook II Electrical Calc Probab and Stats Finance Apps An example... Let's say that we have an Excel file named 'ex2mat.xls' that includes two sheets named 'Days' and 'Months'. Here's the data for those sheets: Where m = matrix to insert in xls file file, sheet and range are as before

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We start by setting-up our environment (we assume that the MS Excel .xls file is in the same directory as our Matlab files, otherwise we should take care of the full path for the file under test): file = 'ex2mat.xls'; sheet1 = 'Days'; sheet2 = 'Months'; We read relevant information: [numbers, text] = xlsread(file, sheet1, 'a1:c8') And we get: numbers = 1.0e+004 * 0.5538 0.0381 0.5504 0.0371 0.5480 -1.7382 2.3209 -0.8941 3.2497 3.1644 0.1200 -1.0851 1.2398 1.2745 text = 'Day' 'Monday' 'Tuesday' 'Wednesday' 'Thursday' 'Friday' 'Saturday' 'Sunday' 'Value 1 ' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' 'Value 2' '' '' '' '' '' '' ''

Note that 'text' is a cell array , without numbers. We can manipulate data and insert the results back in the file (the file must be closed in advance, otherwise Matlab won't update it): m = mean(numbers) xlswrite(file, m, sheet1, 'b9:c9') [numbers, text] = xlsread(file, sheet1, 'a5:c5') m = m + numbers; xlswrite(file, m, sheet1, 'b10:c10') The final result is:

We can read the other sheet from the file, like this:

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[n1, txt1] = xlsread(file, sheet2, 'a1:c13') [n2, txt2] = xlsread(file, sheet2, 'a2:c2') And the results are: n1 = 1.0e+004 * 2.5000 2.3723 2.6000 2.4723 2.6500 2.5223 2.2002 2.0725 3.4098 3.2821 4.9854 4.8577 0.2454 0.1177 2.3111 2.1834 2.2311 2.1034 6.5471 6.4194 2.3841 2.2564 2.3999 2.2722 txt1 = 'Month' 'January' 'February' 'March' 'April' 'May' 'June' 'July' 'August' 'September' 'October' 'November' 'December' n2 = 25000 txt2 = 'January' 23723 'Value 1 ' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' 'Value 2' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' '' ''

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