Spreadsheets

Microsoft^® Excel^® spreadsheets

Read and write data in spreadsheet files, including .xls and .xlsx files into tables, timetables, matrices, or arrays in MATLAB^®. You can import spreadsheet data interactively using the Import Tool or you can import data programmatically using the functions listed here. You can import a selected range of data or you can import multiple worksheets from spreadsheet files.

Funktionen

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Import Data Interactively

Import Tool

Import data from file

Read and Write Tables or Timetables

Basic Import and Export

`readtable`	Create table from file
`writetable`	Write table to file
`readtimetable`	Create timetable from file
`writetimetable`	Write timetable to file
`sheetnames`	Get sheet names from spreadsheet file

Define Import Rules

`detectImportOptions`	Create import options based on file content
`spreadsheetImportOptions`	Import options object for Spreadsheets
`getvaropts`	Get variable import options
`setvaropts`	Set variable import options
`setvartype`	Set variable data types
`preview`	Preview eight rows from file using import options

Read and Write Matrices and Arrays

`readmatrix`	Read matrix from file
`writematrix`	Write a matrix to a file
`readcell`	Read cell array from file
`writecell`	Write cell array to file
`readvars`	Read variables from file
`importdata`	Load data from file

Objekte

spreadsheetDatastore Datastore for spreadsheet files

Themen

Read Spreadsheet Data

Import Spreadsheets

Spreadsheets often contain a mix of numeric and text data as well as variable and row names, which is best represented in MATLAB as a table.

Read Spreadsheet Data Using Import Tool

Preview spreadsheet data from a file or the clipboard and select data to import using the Import tool.

Read Spreadsheet Data into Table

The best way to represent tabular spreadsheet data in MATLAB is in a table since tables can store heterogeneous (a mix of numeric and text) data, as well as variable and row names.

Read Spreadsheet Data into Array or Individual Variables

In addition to importing data as a table using readtable, you can also import data as a matrix, a cell array, or import separate variables directly in to the workspace.

Read Collection or Sequence of Spreadsheet Files

Read and manage data from a collection of spreadsheet files.

Define Import Options for Tables

If you want to control the import process beyond the options provided by the readtable function, such as defining how to handle missing data or errors, then create an import options object before importing the data.