Reading Excel Data into MATLAB with a GUI, Part 4
From the series: Reading Excel Data into MATLAB with a GUI
Doug Hull, MathWorks
Last month we covered a lot of ground in making a GUI that would read and display Excel data. Since those videos were originally posted, I have gotten quite a few requests to expand the GUI to do some analysis. This video shows how I was able to add analysis capabilities to the GUI. We do a simple normalization of the data, but you could expand this to do more exotic calculations. For a more extensive GUI, I would add the ability to choose from many different types of calculations and to do custom analysis.
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Recorded: 28 Sep 2007
Series: Reading Excel Data into MATLAB with a GUI
Part 1 It was pretty easy to read in the data with XLSREAD.
Part 2 Once this was done, it was time to turn that script into a function so that it could be reused easily.
Part 3 Finally, the function needed a GUI to make it easy to view any piece of data from the file.
Part 4 This video shows how I was able to add analysis capabilities to the GUI.
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