How do I import CSV files using csvread?
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I cannot seem to import the multiple CSV files the code I am using is below:
%% Import data
numfiles = 54; % number of CSV files mydata=cell(numfiles,1); % defining size of mydata
for i=7:length(mydata) % loop to import mutliple CSV files
myfilename = sprintf('Trial%d.csv', i); % define file name
mydata{i} = csvread(myfilename); % import files into mydata
end
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As the doc says,
...All data in the input file must be numeric. dlmread does not operate on files containing nonnumeric data, even if the specified rows and columns for the read contain numeric data only.
As you can tell, csvread has the same limitation since it's a wrapper around dlmread
Also the error shows you it's the first line in the file containing the string 'Devices\n' that it barfed over.
Use textscan or textread or importdata instead...
ADDENDUM
Or, if you're adamant about using csvread, save the data w/o the header information into another file and process that one.
One additional alternative would be to read (I presume there is one) the .xls file directly w/ xlsread which will give the text into as well as the data.
ADDENDUM 2
If all you need is the array of data of the five columns, my preferred approach (being a traditionalist/minimalist in not using cell arrays where aren't needed) would be
d=dir('*.csv'); % return the list of csv files
for i=1:length(d)
m{i}=textread(d(i).name,'','headerlines',5); % put into cell array
end
The above presumes the format of each is identical in having precisely five header lines preceding the data array.
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BOB
le 14 Mai 2014
when I try this I get these errors:
Error using dataread Number of outputs must match the number of unskipped input fields.
Error in textread (line 175) [varargout{1:nlhs}]=dataread('file',varargin{:}); %#ok<REMFF1>
dpb
le 14 Mai 2014
Need to see the command precisely as used and a snippet of the file...
BOB
le 16 Mai 2014
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dpb
le 16 Mai 2014
m{i}=textread(d(i).name,'','headerlines',5);
Gotta' have an empty format field for textread to not need multiple outputs. Looks like I typed from keyboard instead of cut 'n paste myself and missed that I missed it...
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BOB
le 16 Mai 2014
Getting this now :(

Image Analyst
le 16 Mai 2014
The line starts with a comma instead of a number. That's probably causing the error. Why does it not start with a number???
BOB
le 16 Mai 2014
what line?
dpb
le 16 Mai 2014
The error data line seems to not have the first column '1' in it for some reason...
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