How to save output of variable in csv file?
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I have MATLAB code and output is saved in variable and i want to save in csv file. And there is no example of that in doc of MATLAB. I have attached the code and variable name is"TY".
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Star Strider
2017-6-17
See the documentation on the csvwrite (link) function. It was introduced prior to R2006a, so you should have access to it. There are similar functions linked to in and at the end of that documentation page.
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Star Strider
2023-5-4
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Md. Al-Imran Abir
2022-7-4
At present, csvwrite (documentation) is not recommended. If one has a newer version of MATLAB (2019a or later), writematrix (documentation) is the preferred way.
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Erika Joh
2019-4-26
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2019-4-26
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Shekhar Vats
2021-4-28
This is a stupid bruteforce method, if you find a better one please share. I have seen people just pointing to the default matlab way where you can save one variable. What if you have 1000's of variable that will take all the time. I hope someone will share a better code
Please use the following link: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/28343-column-converter-for-excel
for downloading xlscol function
clear all; close all; clc;
current_dir = pwd;
[Filename, Pathname] = uigetfile('Select File'); % select file
file_to_be_loaded = [Pathname '\' Filename]; % get file path and name
load(file_to_be_loaded); % load file
Filename
clear Pathname file_to_be_loaded current_dir
vars=who;
sheet = 1;
for n=1:size(vars)
n
xlRange = [xlscol(n) '1'];
xl_range = [xlscol(n) '2'];
xlswrite([Filename(1:end-4) '.xlsx'],cell(vars(n)),sheet, xlRange)
xlswrite([Filename(1:end-4) '.xlsx'],eval(char(vars(n))),sheet, xl_range)
end
cillian thomas
2023-5-4
A better way is to put the variables in a matrix, and export the data. See this thread:
xout1 = [1 2 3]
yout1 = [4 5 6]
m = [xout1,yout1]
csvwrite('filename.csv',m)
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