How do I concatenate the data to plot multiple spectra in one graph
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Amanda Figueroa
le 31 Mai 2018
Commenté : Amanda Figueroa
le 1 Juin 2018
So I have been trying to import 167 .csv files from a directory. These files should be plotted together (j vs w) and I would like to concatenate all the j (dims 2204x1) values as a matrix. The first column should be w (dims 2204x1), which is constant for all the files and the rest should be the 167 'j' values. So far I've been successful at reading all these files, but I cannot build a matrix (I also can't plot these). I chose the row values "15:end" because there is no data prior to this.
I've been combing through the forums and I can't seem to find the right code to do this. I've tried using brackets and curly brackets.
Any help would be appreciated!
a=dir('*.csv');
for i=1:length(cell(size(a)))
bob = sprintf('_ (%i).csv',i)
[~,~,idx{i}]=xlsread(bob);
w=table(idx(:,1));
j=table(idx(:,2));
w=w{15:end,'Var1'};
j=j{15:end,'Var1'};
end
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Walter Roberson
le 31 Mai 2018
a = dir('*.csv');
numfiles = length(a);
for i = 1 : numfiles
bob = sprintf('_ (%i).csv',i)
[~,~,idx]=xlsread(bob);
if i == 1
w = idx(15:end,1));
j = zeros(size(w,1), numfiles);
end
j(:,i) = idx(15:end,2);
end
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