How to read some specific columns from xls file with matlab
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Sabrina
le 20 Août 2014
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le 21 Août 2014
Hello,
i'm a new user of Matlab, and i would like to know how I can choose some specific columns
For example :
B C D E
a480.1 *c450* a488 *c555*
0.5 *0.8* 0.6 *0.84*
In this case i need to read C and E.
Thank you very much
H
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Azzi Abdelmalek
le 20 Août 2014
data1=xlsread('file.xlsx','C:C');
data2=xlsread('file.xlsx','E:E');
data=[data1 data2]
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dpb
le 20 Août 2014
Unless there are a very large number of columns being ignored, far simpler to just read the whole spreadsheet then eliminate the columns not needed.
In this case since there's a mess of alphanumeric and numeric data, probably best is to use the RAW cell array result directly --
[~,~,dat]=xlsread('filename.xls');
dat=[dat(:,2) dat(:,4)];
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dpb
le 21 Août 2014
If the columns you want are close to each other you can try to minimize the extra input by defining the block to enclose the columns you wish as first and last. I'd guess w/o trying it that the extra overhead in xlsread of handling the block will be as much or more as that in reading the full file.
Certainly the option of reading the file multiple times is surely going to be the slowest option I'd think without question.
So, "it depends" I suspect, altho I still think the fastest will likely be the read it all into memory, then operate on that.
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