xlsread with sheet selection and xlRange
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I am using xlsread as such:
subset = xlsread(filename, sheet, xlRange)
In particular:
filename = 'nameF';
sheet = 'sheet1';
xlRange = 'A1'; % I use one column to cover or using sheet and xlRange together
subsetA = xlsread(filename, sheet, xlRange)
I get this:
subsetA =
[]
Same result when I use xlRange = 'A1:B1'
The purpose is to select particular columns from that sheetX of WorkbookY. Any recommendation?
Thank you
Eleftheria
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OCDER
2017년 9월 15일
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2017년 9월 15일
Looks like your excel file has nothing but string data, hence the 1st output of xlsread will give you empty (no numeric data to show). Here's more info on xlsread .
Try the following, and use the data you need:
[NumData, TextData, AllData] = xlsread(filename, sheet, xlRange)
Also, A1:B1 will only select the 1st row of A to B. Use xlRange = 'A:B' to select the A and B columns instead.
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OCDER
2017년 9월 15일
편집: OCDER
2017년 9월 15일
I don't think you can do this, although it'd be a nice feature. Based on the document, xlRange must specify a "Rectangular range, specified as a character vector or a string."
So a workaround would be to load everything, and then select what you want.
[~, ~, AllData] = xlsread(filename, sheet);
AllData = AllData(:, xlRange);
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Riffat Mughal
2021년 12월 31일
Hi,
I wanted to import data using xlsread command from each sheet (There are 750 sheets). In range I wanted to import data from selected columns let's suppose from E to M. In each sheet number of rows are different.
Can you please assist me how I can import data from each row using xlsread command.
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Walter Roberson
2021년 12월 31일
Which MATLAB release are you using? readtable does a pretty good job on dates as datetime objects. Sometimes you need to setvaropts to set input format though. Can you attach about 3 rows from one of the tables for testing?
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