I am getting a 'Argument must contain a string' error.
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[fileName,filePath] = uigetfile({'*.txt'},'Pick a file','MultiSelect','on')
pathToFile = fullfile(filePath,fileName)
x= size(pathToFile,2)
store=load(pathToFile(:,1));
prompt ='Please choose the Stress column';
stress=store(:,input(prompt));
prompt ='Please choose the strain column';
strain=store(:,input(prompt));
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Stephen23
2017-5-8
@sivalogan satchithanandamoorthy: please edit your question and show the complete error message This means all of the red text. You have multiple commands, and we are not going to be able to help you much if we have to guess where the error occurs.
sivalogan satchithanandamoorthy
2017-5-8
编辑：Walter Roberson
2017-5-8
Adam
2017-5-8
Where does 'str' come from?
sivalogan satchithanandamoorthy
2017-5-8
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Walter Roberson
2017-5-8
store = load(pathToFile{1});
You have multiselect on and you are selecting multiple files, so pathToFile could be a cell array of strings. pathToFile(:,1) would then be a cell array of strings. When you use multiselect, you get a row vector cell array, so pathToFile(:,1) would be a 1 x 1 cell array of strings. You cannot load() using a cell array of strings: you have to load() a character vector such as pathToFile{1}
Caution: when multiselect is on, but the user only selects a single file, the first output is a char vector; if the user selects multiple files then the first output is a cell array of strings. You should not assume that the user definitely selected multiple files, so you should protect against the possibility:
[fileName,filePath] = uigetfile({'*.txt'},'Pick a file','MultiSelect','on');
if isnumeric(fileName); disp('Cancelled!'); return; end
fileName = cellstr(fileName); %converts possible single string to cell array, leaves existing cell arrays the way they are.
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