Azzera filtri
Azzera filtri

Working with structs & excel spreadsheets

1 visualizzazione (ultimi 30 giorni)
Jo
Jo il 10 Nov 2014
Commentato: Jo il 10 Nov 2014
Hi.
I have a big excel spreadsheet with multiple sheets (n=39) and I want to import it to matlab and do some calculations. I have used the command %importdata and I have all the data in a struct. I have already built a script in order to access the data of the first sheet (%t.data.S1(:,:)) and do some calculations. I need to do the same for the rest sheets (S2..S39) using a for loop. I tried this [type, sheetname] = xlsfinfo('.xlsx');
i = length(sheetname);
for sheet = 1:i
results (sheet)= t.data.S(sheet);
Z(sheet).results= results(sheet)
end
but doesn't work!
Any ideas?Many thanks in advance.

Risposta accettata

Orion
Orion il 10 Nov 2014
Modificato: Orion il 10 Nov 2014
You need to call xlsread at each iteration in order to read a new sheets.
XlsFile = 'YourXlsFile.xlsx';
% get the name of all your spreadsheets
[type, sheetname] = xlsfinfo(XlsFile);
% loop for each sheet
for i = 1:length(sheetname)
MyData{i} = xlsread(XlsFile,sheetname{i});
end
just adapat this piece of code to your problem.
Instead of
MyData{i} = xlsread(XlsFile,sheet{i});
just put something like
MyData{i} = YourImportdataScript(XlsFile,sheet{i});

Più risposte (1)

Guillaume
Guillaume il 10 Nov 2014
You need to dynamic field names to access your sheets in the structure. You can construct the field name (which must be a string) with sprintf:
results(sheet) = t.data.(sprintf('S%d', sheet));
  3 Commenti
Guillaume
Guillaume il 10 Nov 2014
Yes, sorry I just copied your code without thinking. Use a cell array for results:
results{sheet} = t.data.(sprintf('S%d', sheet));
Jo
Jo il 10 Nov 2014
great!thank you very much for your help.

Accedi per commentare.

Community Treasure Hunt

Find the treasures in MATLAB Central and discover how the community can help you!

Start Hunting!

Translated by