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reez all
reez all le 23 Mai 2012
my question is i have a data x = [2 6 7 13 27 100] and i want to store it as one data into excel. i used num2str(x) so all the data will be in one box of excel table. however, when i want to read it back i have to convert cell2mat the data which effect that it only read data as separate number. for example 27 will be 2 and 7 and 100 will be 1, 0 and 0.
what i try to do is store the data x into one cell on excel and can read back as number.

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Friedrich
Friedrich le 23 Mai 2012
Hi,
at least this works fine for me:
x = [2 6 7 13 27 100]
xlswrite('test.xlsx',{num2str(x)})
[~,data] = xlsread('test.xlsx')
str2num(data{1})
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reez all
reez all le 23 Mai 2012
Its work. thank you very much. Just a want to know, why we have to put {1} at str2num(data{1})?
Friedrich
Friedrich le 23 Mai 2012
data is a cell where you like to get the string which it contains. So data{1} gives you the value of the first element in that cell data, which is the string from EXCEL. When you would call str2num(data) you would see an error message like "Requires string or character array input".
So, this wont work because its a cell containing a string: str2num({'1'}). But you actually want str2num('1'). Thats why you have to index in it.

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