How to put a struct files into a new folder
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Hi guys,
After i use the following code to find files i want, how to put those files into the new folder? Thank you.
This code will give me the info of files in a struct such as name, path, size etc.
files = dir('D:\Data\**\*.mat')
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Walter Roberson
2019-7-19
To confirm: even though each of the level 3 folders has 100+ files, you want to extract only the one where the "cell" number prefix matches the folder name? Does it happen to be the case that those are the only cell*_Area.csv files in those folders? For example, there is no cell1_Area.csv inside MDA cell2 that needs to be ignored because the cell# prefix does not match the folder name ?
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Walter Roberson
2019-7-22
destdir = 'D:\Data\MDA\MDA Matlab\Area';
files = dir('D:\Data\MDA\MDA*\cell*_Area.csv');
fullnames = fullfile({files.folder}, {files.name});
if ~exist(destdir, 'dir')
mkdir(destdir);
end
copyfile(fullnames, destdir); %or movefile() if appropriate
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Nagamani Yaadavalli
2020-12-8
编辑:Nagamani Yaadavalli
2020-12-8
What if the output data has to save in an excel/csv format in a different folder. Here the the output of Analysis1 wants to save in a new excel/csv file in different folder or soeother directory. Please help me with this code.
% getting the folder directory of files you want to work
myFolder = '/Users/xxxxx/Desktop/xxxxx/Tests/27.11.2020 csv/Total';
% code for determining the file pattern that you have, * represents all the
% files
filePattern = fullfile(myFolder, '*.csv');
% code for addressing all the files
theFiles = dir(filePattern)
for k = 1: length(theFiles)
baseFileName = theFiles(k).name;
fullfilename = fullfile(theFiles(k).folder,baseFileName)
fprintf(1,fullfilename);
Test= dlmread(fullfilename,',',1,2)
theMeans = mean(Test,1)
Analysis1(:,k) = theMeans'
end
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