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how to convert Excel sheet into Matlab files??? - raval kunal - Aug 6 16:59:00 2002



Hi Everyone,

I have a rather strange doubt. I got the data in Excel sheet. Actually it is the
time-series data obtained using Power Lab ( PC version of Matlab with limited
features ). And now I want to perform advanced features of Matlab on it. So can
anyone tell me how can I convert this excel file to matlab file or
how should I proceed???

I would highly appreciate suggestions.

Thanking you,

Kunal.





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Re: how to convert Excel sheet into Matlab files??? - Amol Sawant - Aug 7 4:43:00 2002

Hi Kunal,
The file which you downloaded is a time versus Amplitude series, what you can do
is save this file from Excel with extension .csv (comma seperated variable) or
as .wk4 format. Then use the load command in command window with the name of
this file in brackets (please refer Load help for exact syntax) and assign it to
a variable. Before that, try separating the time info and Amplitude info into
separate files this will give you an array for time & amp separately in matlab.
for ex: t = load('sine.csv');
don't forget to put semicolon after the stmt, since it causes the result from
appearing on screen. Otherwise you will see the whole series on the screen!
I think this should take care of your problem.
Regards,
Amol.

raval kunal wrote:Hi Everyone,

I have a rather strange doubt. I got the data in Excel sheet. Actually it is the
time-series data obtained using Power Lab ( PC version of Matlab with limited
features ). And now I want to perform advanced features of Matlab on it. So can
anyone tell me how can I convert this excel file to matlab file or
how should I proceed???

I would highly appreciate suggestions.

Thanking you,

Kunal.
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