How do you combine multiple commands into a single code for one execution?

I have been working on a side project for the past few weeks. I am analyzing a stock ticker (CHK) and I have plotted it into a figure using created 5 commands that import the data, convert the Excel serial dates into matlab serial dates, and plot. I want to automate this whole process using one command, i.e. importspreadsheet so I can do this for multiple stocks. How do I go about doing that?

Here are my commands:

 importfile('chk.xls');
 cDate = Date;
 cDate = x2mdate(cDate, 0); 
 str = datestr(cDate, 1);
 cDt = cellstr( str );

 plot(cDate,DeltaP,'DisplayName','cDate vs. DeltaP','XDataSource','cDate','YDataSource','DeltaP');figure(gcf)

plot(cDate,DeltaV,'DisplayName','cDate vs. DeltaV','XDataSource','cDate','YDataSource','DeltaV');figure(gcf)

plot(cDate,Volume,'DisplayName','cDate vs. Volume','XDataSource','cDate','YDataSource','Volume');figure(gcf)

Thanks!

Answer 1

[Matt Fig]

Follow these steps.

1)  At the command line, type:  edit
2)  Paste your code into the blank document you opened in step 1
3)  Save As -->  importspreadsheet

Now at the command line, type: importspreadsheet

[harsh]

How do I derive the code from the commands above? Don't the commands automatically create code? I want to copy all of the auto-generated matlab code from the commands I shared above.

[harsh]

Nm I figured it out.