How to copy content of of 7*14 matrix file(*.mat) to a table on Microsoft Word??

How to copy content of of 7*14 matrix file(*.mat) to a table on Microsoft Word??

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

If you're using Windows, you have to use ActiveX to have MATLAB directly control Word. I'm attaching a program to use it with Excel, but you can search the forum to see if anyone has used it with Word.

[Nisreen Sulayman]

I will try it.

Another question: I used

format bank

to display only two digits after comma BUT still all the numeric values in *.mat variables look like this value:

0.943636363636364

[Brendan Hamm]

The format commands only change how MATLAB is displaying the values to your MATLAB command window, however they are still stored in memory as double precision. You can convert them to char arrays with the rounding performed and place these into a Word Cell.

a = 0.943636363636364;
num2str(a,'%0.2f')
ans =
0.94

[Nisreen Sulayman]

How can I convert all the values(14*7)and (14*29)??

[Nisreen Sulayman]

Mr. Image Analtst, it didn't work.

how to make the *. mat variable values in appear in two digits after comma??

[Image Analyst]

Appear where? If you used format bank and just left off the semicolon, the number should echo to the command window with only two numbers to the right of the decimal point. What did you do (apparently it wasn't this)?

Answer 2

[Thorsten]

Try http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/4643-table2word

[Nisreen Sulayman]

it gave the following error

Error using Interface.00020975_0000_0000_C000_000000000046/set
Invoke Error, Dispatch Exception:
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Help File: wdmain11.chm
Help Context ID: 62e2

Error in table2word (line 157)
else set(Doc.Selection,'Style','Table Normal'); end