I am trying to extract data from a specific column from multiple excel files and save this columns in one table
D = 'C:\Users\Desktop\Analyze\';
for k=1:250
file = sprintf('Data_%d.xlsx',k);
filename = strcat('C:\Users\TR8E1MQ\Desktop\Analyze\',file);
x = xlsread(filename);
T = x(:,7);
end
This how I am extracting one column. I want to keep those and keep adding more values from other excel files.

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Guillaume
Guillaume 2020년 1월 10일

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I would recommend you use fullfile instead of strcat to build paths. This way you don't have to worry about path separators.
Assuming that all files have the number of rows, this is how I'd do it:
source_folder = 'C:\Users\Desktop\Analyze'; %much more meaningful name than D
numfiles = 250;
data = []; %will be preallocated upon reading the first file, once we know the size of a column
for fileidx = 1:numfiles
filedata = readmatrix(fullfile(source_folder, sprintf('Data_%d.xlsx', fileidx)));
if fileidx == 1
data = zeros(size(filedata, 1), numfiles); %preallocate to the height of columns x num files
end
data(:, fileidx) = filedata(:, 7); %copy column 7 into output matrix
end
end

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Mariana
Mariana 2020년 1월 10일
Assumming all the files have the same number of rows?
Guillaume
Guillaume 2020년 1월 10일
Yes, since all columns of a matrix must have the same number of rows.
Otherwise, you'd have to pad the shorter rows / crop the longer ones / not use a matrix for storage. Any of these is possible.
Mariana
Mariana 2020년 1월 10일
What is the other possibility for storage, in case of not using a matrix
Guillaume
Guillaume 2020년 1월 10일
A cell array, but be aware that a cell array is more complicated to use.
So, have your files got the same number of rows or not?
Mariana
Mariana 2020년 1월 10일
No, all of the have different number of rows.
Guillaume
Guillaume 2020년 1월 10일
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In that case:
source_folder = 'C:\Users\Desktop\Analyze'; %much more meaningful variable name than D
numfiles = 250;
data = cell(1, numfiles); %since all files have different number of rows. Store the desired columns in a cell array
for fileidx = 1:numfiles
filedata = readmatrix(fullfile(source_folder, sprintf('Data_%d.xlsx', fileidx)));
data{fileidx} = filedata(:, 7); %copy desired column in corresponding element of the cell array
end
Mariana
Mariana 2020년 1월 10일
Is not working.
I received zha follwing error:
Undefined function or variable 'readmatrix'.
filedata = readmatrix(fullfile(source_folder, sprintf('Data_%d.xlsx', fileidx)));
Guillaume
Guillaume 2020년 1월 10일
For versions prior to R2019a, replace readmatrix by xlsread. Rest of the code would be the same.
Mariana
Mariana 2020년 1월 11일
Thanks. You were right. Now, I have different cells and on each of them all of my values of that specific column are saved.
I would like to analyze these cells.
-Plot in a graph all of these values and find max. , min. and average values
How can I do this?
What is the code if I wanna take multiple columns of each excel file in the same way?

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