Using dir to read in complex valued array.

Hello,
I'm trying to write a script general enough to read complex valued data from a varying number of .csv files. I've been using dir for this, but this seems to only pull in the real values from the file. Is there some way to get both the real and imaginary values with dir or should I be using a different function? Here is the code:
fnames = dir(['Received_Signals\Gain\',gain_directory,'\*.csv']);
numfids = length(fnames);
vals = cell(1,numfids);
for k = 1:numfids
vals{k} = load(fnames(k).name);
end
for ig = 1: indep_gain_ct
if ig == 1
GHP_read = vals{1};
GHT_read = vals{2};
GVP_read = vals{3};
GVT_read = vals{4};
else
GHP_read = cat(3,GHP_read,vals{1+4*(ig-1)});
GHT_read = cat(3,GHT_read,vals{2+4*(ig-1)});
GVP_read = cat(3,GVP_read,vals{3+4*(ig-1)});
GVT_read = cat(3,GVT_read,vals{4+4*(ig-1)});
end % if ig
end % for ig
Thanks.

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I doubt dir is the problem, since it’s just providing you with the file names.
We don’t have a sample file to experiment with, so it’s possible that using the load function is the problem. Experiment with csvread and xlsread to see if they work.
This is a pure guess. I’m not certain what the problem is.

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Your guess was completely right. All that I needed to do was replace load with csvread.
Thanks.

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