All I want to do (initially) is read an Excel or csv file
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Hi- I'm at the pre-novice level. Your patience is requested.
I have a csv file that has the top row containing column identifiers ( about 20 columns) and every row after that containing data.
All I want to do is read the data into Matlab. I've tried all sorts of commands but all I get is error messages. I don't want to use the import wizard--I need to learn how to write the commands.
How about a shove in the right direction?
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Eric
2011-11-7
Something like the following should work:
%Prompt user for filename
[fname, pname] = uigetfile('*.csv');
%Create fully-formed filename as a string
filename = fullfile(pname, fname);
%Check that file exists
assert(exist(filename,'file')==2, '%s does not exist.', filename);
%Read in the data, skipping the first row
data = csvread(filename,1,0);
Good luck,
Eric
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Eric
2011-11-7
Useful things for novices in this code are:
1. Use of uigetfile() to prompt user for a filename
2. Use of the fullfile() function to create path-resolved filenames
3. Use of assert() to perform error checking
Note that if your version of Matlab is a bit dated, assert() may not work. It's been in Matlab for a few years now, but I forget when it first made its appearance.
A nice complement to fullfile() is fileparts().
-Eric
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Fangjun Jiang
2011-11-7
try d=importdata('test.csv') and check the value of d in MATLAB workspace.
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Eric
2011-11-10
I believe csvread has received a reprieve. In the Matlab R2010b Release Notes:
csvread and csvwrite Will Not Be Removed
The R2010a Release Notes originally stated that csvread and csvwrite would be removed in a future release. As of R2010b, there are no plans to remove these functions.
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