my data in excel keep overwriting

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Jonatan Morisson
Jonatan Morisson 2017-10-30
评论: Jan 2017-11-2
hi guys this is my code
function GLCM()
directory = 'C:\Users\Jonatan Morisson\Desktop\Skhrip-shi\data\Fixed Data\Aseman';
files = dir([directory '\*.jpg']);
for x = 1:10
image{x} = imread([directory '\' files(x).name]);
image{x} = rgb2gray(image{x});
g1{x} = graycomatrix(image{x}, 'Offset', [-1 1]);
s1{x} = graycoprops (g1{x});
%c{x} = struct2cell(s1{x});
%xlswrite('name.xlsx', c{x);
xlFilename = 'C:\Program Files\MATLAB\MATLAB\bin\aaaa.xlsx';
xlRange = strcat(strcat(strcat('A',int2str(x+1)),':'),strcat('E',int2str(x+1)));
writetable(struct2table(s1{x}),xlFilename);
%xlswrite(xlFilename,struct2cell(s1{x}),'Sheet 1',xlRange);
disp (s1{x})
end
end
but my excel just like this :
can someone help me?? much thanks !!

回答(1 个)

Jan
Jan 2017-10-30
编辑:Jan 2017-10-30
We see the working code and the output, which is created exactly how the code does define it. To help you, we need an explanation what you want instead. Perhaps you want to use the range as in the commented code using xlsread?
writetable(struct2table(s1{x}), xlFilename, 'Range', xlRange);
What about creating a table with all results at first and write them at once after the loops? This is more elegant and probably faster.
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Jonatan Morisson
Jonatan Morisson 2017-10-31
sir i already got the answer,
writetable(struct2table(s1{x}), xlFilename,'Range', xlRange,'WriteVariableNames',0);
it always bring its row variable name now it works like a charm,
but sir can i ask one more question? can i put the name of the image file in the E1-E10 as the name of the feature? i already do another writetable with the files(x).name as the table but it got me error "Undefined function 'write' for input arguments of type 'char'." can u help me sir?
Jan
Jan 2017-11-2
Please post the failing line. "Undefined function 'write' for input arguments of type 'char'" sounds like you have written "write" instead of "writetable".

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