How can I use xlswrite in a for loop without overwriting?
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I'm trying to generate 31 excel files with a for loop:
days=31;
for i = 1:1:days
dataday = frequency(1,((i-1)*(size(frequency,2)/days)+1):(size(frequency,2)/days)*i);
xlswrite('frequency.xlsx',dataday');
end
Why I can not obtain 31 Excel files? Thanks in Advance!
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Ameer Hamza
le 28 Mai 2018
Modifié(e) : Ameer Hamza
le 28 Mai 2018
@Paolo consider adding your comment as an answer and @Marina please accept it, as it will help in marking this question as solved.
Paolo
le 28 Mai 2018
@Marina You are welcome, happy to help. I wrote an answer for the question. As @Ameer pointed out, selecting the answer as accepted will mark the question as solved and will help other users in the future.
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Paolo
le 28 Mai 2018
If you wish to create a new Excel file for every iteration of the loop, you can use:
xlswrite(strcat('frequency',num2str(i)),dataday');
The term 'frequency' is concatenated with the iteration number.
The data for every iteration will be written to the first sheet of every file. The files will be saved in the current directory and will be named:
'frequency1.xls','frequency2.xls' ... 'frequency31.xls'
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Roozbeh Yousefnejad
le 28 Mai 2018
I believe you can add "i" to xlswrite('frequency.xlsx',dataday') like xlswrite('frequency.xlsx',dataday',i) to change the excel sheet everytime, so at the end you will end up with one excel file and in each sheet you have your data
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Prinson Chandy
le 20 Août 2018
Question: what we have to do when we need to crate notepad file instead of excel file
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Paolo
le 20 Août 2018
Do you mean a text file? You can apply the same logic but obviously can't use xlswrite as you are not working with an Excel spreadsheet. What's the format of your data?
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