hello! i used the function xlsread to do that:
[num,txt]=xlsread(nameoffile,'C:C')
then
txt(indice,1)='xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
so, when i do that:
FileName =txt(indice,1)
==> the result is :
FileName= 'xxxxxxxxxxxx'
but me, i want to do that: FileName='xxxxxxxxxxxx' ==> FileName=xxxxxxxxxxxx in order to use FileName in my script

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Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes 2015년 7월 15일
Ahmed - since FileName is a string of characters it will be wrapped in single quotes. Why would you want it without the quotes? How are you using this variable in your code?
Ahmed BOULMANE
Ahmed BOULMANE 2015년 7월 15일
i want to use it to build a file name: using that : name = ['txt file\',FileName,'.txt']
Ahmed BOULMANE
Ahmed BOULMANE 2015년 7월 15일
So I need another function that can give me the possibility to use the texts that I recovers from the excel file as normal texts

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Brendan Hamm
Brendan Hamm 2015년 7월 15일

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The issue is that txt is a cell array which contains char-arrays. So you need to use curly brackets to extract the character array back out.
FileName = txt{indice,1} % Curly Brackets!
name = ['txt file\',FileName,'.txt']

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Sorry, almost missed the fact that:
txt(indice,1)='xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
is an invalid statement. You need curly brackets here too.
txt{indice,1}='xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Ahmed BOULMANE
Ahmed BOULMANE 2015년 7월 15일
thank You :)

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