Excel - xls problem
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I am writing here some portion of my code.
for i=1:size(files_hea,1)
fid = fopen(files_hea(i).name, 'r');
scan_hea(i)= textscan(fid,...
'%s','delimiter','\n','whitespace','');
scan_file=scan_hea{i};
id=char(scan_file(1,:));
Pat(i).id=id(1:9);
age=char(scan_file(17,:));
Pat(i).age=age(8:end);
sex=char(scan_file(18,:));
Pat(i).sex=sex(7:end);
date=char(scan_file(19,:));
Pat(i).date=date(13:end);
reason=char(scan_file(21,:));
Pat(i).reason=reason(24:end);
acute_mi=char(scan_file(22,:));
Pat(i).acute_mi=acute_mi(35:end);
former_mi=char(scan_file(23,:));
Pat(i).former_mi=former_mi(36:end);
additional=char(scan_file(24,:));
Pat(i).additional=additional(24:end);
scan_file=[];
fid = fclose(fid);
end
The above code create a structure like this
>> Pat
Pat =
1x536 struct array with fields:
id
age
sex
date
reason
acute_mi
former_mi
additional
My doubt is, I want to save the data 'Pat' into an excel sheet. In that excel sheet it have to show
colourns like this
id age sex date reason acute_mi former_mi additional
1 60 m 1999 mi yes no -
2 58 f 1998 mi no yes yes
3
. . .
. . .
. .
How to do it in matlab ?
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Raviteja
2011년 8월 22일
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Fangjun Jiang
2011년 8월 23일
I saw you accepted your own answer. That's fine. But I really encourage you try and understand the code in my comment. It is simply better code for the task. What if you have 20 fields (20 columns of data) to write?
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Fangjun Jiang
2011년 8월 22일
Not exactly fit but I think my answer to another question contains the solution. If you have difficulties, please post back.
Or use the function struct2cell(). There is an example in the help document.
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Fangjun Jiang
2011년 8월 22일
Try this:
%%
Pat(1,5).id=5;
Pat(1,5).age=20;
Pat(1,5).sex='m'
prop=fieldnames(Pat);
N_prop=length(prop);
mat=cell(size(Pat,2),N_prop);
for k=1:N_prop
[mat{:,k}]=deal(Pat(1,:).(prop{k}));
end
mat=[prop';mat]
xlswrite('test.xls',mat);
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