Reading a matrix (or array) from an excel file
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Hi,
I'm relatively new to matlab, so sorry for very basic questions. I have 3 questions;
1) I want to read a matrix from an excel file and want to assign it a variable named as N_C. I added the following code in my .m file;
N_C=xlsread('C:\Users\Kajal Chopra\vibrations\free_vibrations_program\matlab_input_free_vibrations_1',1);
The values are in sheet 1.I'm also attaching the excel file for your reference. I do not want to tell Matlab that how many rows and columns the matrix has. My matrix has 3 rows and 3 columns. Is it possible that without telling Matlab the number of rows and columns, I carry out the filling up of my matrix/array "N_C" by reading it from xls file using xlsread.
2) Second, I want the end user to enter the xls file name from the command window and my .m file (as in the above location) should then open the file. That is, I do not want to give the file name as:
'C:\Users\Kajal Chopra\vibrations\free_vibrations_program\matlab_input_free_vibrations_1'\
but a user specified file name from the command window.Is it possible?
3) Thirdly, how can I test of my N_C has been correctly assigned after the .m file has read it from xls file?
Thanks a million in advance.
Kajal
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Cedric
el 26 de Jul. de 2015
Editada: Cedric
el 26 de Jul. de 2015
Hi, try something along the following line:
[filename, filepath] = uigetfile( '*.xls*' ) ;
N_C = xlsread( fullfile( filepath, filename ), 'Sheet1' ) ;
Then, when you say "test if correct", what does it mean? You can test if the size is correct for example:
assert( all( size( N_C ) == 3 ), 'Invalid N_C.' ) ;
if it has to be 3x3, but you'll have to define more precisely which other tests are relevant.
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Cedric
el 27 de Jul. de 2015
Editada: Cedric
el 27 de Jul. de 2015
I provided you the 3 lines of code which ask the user to pick a file, read the file, and check that it is a 3x3 array:
[filename, filepath] = uigetfile( '*.xls*' ) ;
N_C = xlsread( fullfile( filepath, filename ), 'Sheet1' ) ;
assert( all( size( N_C ) == 3 ), 'Invalid N_C.' ) ;
You can display the content of variables by typing their name in the command window, or by looking them up in the "Workspace" panel/window.
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