Can't load file from path (MacOS) ?

Feel stupid for asking this question, but I can't find a solution. I want to load a file from another folder (other than the "Current Folder") in my script and I can't seem to do it.

When I obtain the path location from "Get Info" on my Macbook, it is: "/Users/herbertmiddleton/Desktop/UA/ SEMESTRE 4/ THESIS/WRITING/(v) Review Article". The specific file name is "Bioprinting WOS.txt".

However, when I try to load the data in MATLAB, either by:

graph=load('/Users/herbertmiddleton/Desktop/UA/ SEMESTRE 4/ THESIS/WRITING/(v) Review Article/ Graphs/Bioprinting WOS.txt')
%or
graph2=load('Macintosh HD/Users/herbertmiddleton/Desktop/UA/ SEMESTRE 4/ THESIS/WRITING/(v) Review Article/ Graphs/Bioprinting WOS.txt')

The following error messages appear:

Error using load

Unable to read file 'Macintosh HD/Users/herbertmiddleton/Desktop/UA/ SEMESTRE 4/ THESIS/WRITING/(v) Review Article/ Graphs/Bioprinting

WOS.txt'. No such file or directory.

Error in untitled2 (line 4)

graph=load('Macintosh HD/Users/herbertmiddleton/Desktop/UA/ SEMESTRE 4/ THESIS/WRITING/(v) Review Article/ Graphs/Bioprinting WOS.txt')

Can anyone help? Thank-you!

Answer 1

[Abderrahim. B]

Hi

Bioprinting WOS.txt file name has a space in between. LOad function will not work in this case.

You can rename the file to Bioprinting_WOS.txt.

hope this helps

[Herbert Middleton]

Thank-you so much!

[Abderrahim. B]

My pleasure.