Import units from excel sheet

I want to import values and units separately from an excel file:
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How can I identify the units and relate them to the values?
Instead of writing COST.u.EUR, is it possible to have it as [COSTvalue Costunits] but identified from the input file?

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dpb
dpb le 14 Août 2019
Attach the file (or a short section of one)
Jyotsna Talluri
Jyotsna Talluri le 20 Août 2019
Is that a dropdownlist in the currency column??
Aikaterini Mountraki
Aikaterini Mountraki le 20 Août 2019
Modifié(e) : Aikaterini Mountraki le 20 Août 2019
Yes, it is a dropdown list. The excel is my input file, so I have restricted the possible options with dropdown lists.
dpb
dpb le 20 Août 2019
Again I reiterate once more..."attach the file"
Aikaterini Mountraki
Aikaterini Mountraki le 21 Août 2019
Modifié(e) : Adam Danz le 21 Août 2019
the script goes like this:
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% Import Data Files
RawCCostData = readtable('UserData.xlsx',"Sheet",'CCost');
% Identify Parameters
Process_i = categorical(RawCCostData.Process)
cost = RawCCostData.Cost
syms u1 u2
u = symunit;
u1 = isUnit( RawCCostData(:,2) );
u2 = isUnit( RawCCostData{:,3} );
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So when I want to convert unit systems I usually do:
Cost = unitConvert(Cost,u.USD)
But my problem is that since cost and units (currency) are inserted by different columns, they are not related together in the input file. So, how can I relate those two?
Thanks for the help
Adam Danz
Adam Danz le 21 Août 2019
Modifié(e) : Adam Danz le 21 Août 2019
I believe dpb was refering to the excel file UserData.xlsx.
Aikaterini Mountraki
Aikaterini Mountraki le 21 Août 2019
Here is the input file
dpb
dpb le 21 Août 2019
Ah! I was thinking the problem had to do with importing the spreadsheet owing to the dropdown boxes or somesuch...not to using symbolic TB and the symbolic names feature. Since I don't have that TB, not much I can actually do but to note that in the table the variables are associated by row index across all variables so reference a specific row or set of rows and you'll have all the associated data with it. I dunno how the symbolic variables interact with a table, but I'd probably convert the Currency variable to categorical as well.
To convert to another set of units in a table you would have to either pull out the data to convert to the symbolic form (and I have no idea how it would deal with currency conversion given the rate of conversion isn't a fixed number as with physical units) or have a function that uses the table data and "knows" how to do the allowable conversions of which column is associated with the column containing the currency specification.
Don't know that there is a canned solution.
Aikaterini Mountraki
Aikaterini Mountraki le 22 Août 2019
I will give it a try. Thanks
dpb
dpb le 22 Août 2019
If you had the financial toolbox, perhaps there's something in it dealing with currency conversions??? I don't know that, just a guess that's where something like that might reside if it exists...

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