How to load txt file with a known number of rows with different lengths of columns??

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Hey all,
I tried loading my txt file that has different number of columns usnig different commands and down i will state each one with its problem:
1] load: doesn't work for different number of columns.
2] importdata: introduced in my txt two additional lines!!
3] dlmread: padded my data with zeros to make all columns the same length!
Can anyone suggest another command!! dlmread seems the best out of theses three commands I tried, but my data is very sensitive specially to zeros!!even if I tried to eliminate them, there is no way I can know whether this zero is one of my data or the padded one!!
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Jan
Jan 2012-11-21
编辑:Jan 2012-11-21
  • What does "introduced two addional lines" mean?
  • Why are the data padded by dlmread to make the columns the smae length?! You've said, that there is a different number of columns, but do the columns have a different length in addition?!
Please show a minimal example of a possible file, and explain the wanted output format. DLMREAD creates a matrix, and matrices must be rectangular. Therefore the padding is expected and wanted.
Yasmin Tamimi
Yasmin Tamimi 2012-11-21
Sorry I haven't made my question clear! I am having a txt file with 10 rows but the length of the columns in each row is different. By "introduced two additional lines" I mean instead of having of having only two rows now I'm getting 12 rows!! And now when the data is padded how can I know which one is the data and which one is the padded?! How can I just load and read the data without padding it with anything?

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Jan
Jan 2012-11-21
编辑:Jan 2012-11-21
What about textscan? It appears as tag already, but not in the text of the question.

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