load dat file in matlab

I want to load dat file in matlab.

I have already writen this

Can you help me? I want to load this file into an argument in order to continue.

Thanks a lot.

[Kevin Holly]

An easy way to generate code to import data is to drag the file into the command window, click import data on the tool strip, or use the uiopen command.

This will open up a user interface that will help you import the data. Once you have the desired options selected on how to import the data, you can click the drop down box by the import data button and select Generate Code. This will give you the commands needed to replicate the import. This includes the data output type (e.g. table or matrix) and whether to exclude blank columns and rows or replace blank cells with NaNs.

[vasiliki thomopoulou]

Thank you very much for your response, but it is still difficult for me because it shows an error, if i attach you the file, can you write the code that will work?

[Mathieu NOE]

hello

this is what i read in my text editor (a bit strange....)

what do you need to import ?

MuMAX: 0.40 ÁíÜðôõîç ìéêñïïñãáíéóìþí 1/day (ðïóïóôü êáôÜ ôï ïðïßï áõîÜíåôáé ç ðïóüôçá ìéêñïïñãáíéóìþí óå ìßá ìÝñá)

Ks: 0.70 ÓôáèåñÜ çìéêïñåóìïý ñýðïõ mg/l

Y: 1.07e8 ÓõíôåëåóôÞò ìåôáôñïðÞò ñýðïõ óå âéïìÜæá: ðëÞèïò êõôôÜñùí áíÜ mg ñýðïõ (TCE)

S0: 250 initial concentration of contaminant (TCE) mg/l

SMCL: 5e-3 Concentration goal of contaminant (TCE) mg/l

Xa: 5e7 ÐëÞèïò êõôôÜñùí áíÜ 1 lt íåñïý áñ÷éêÜ - ãéá ôï ÅÑÙÔÇÌÁ 1

Tgoal: 182.5 Åðéèõìçôüò ÷ñüíïò (days) êáèáñéóìïý ôïõ õäñïöïñÝá - ãéá ôï ÅÑÙÔÇÌÁ2

[vasiliki thomopoulou]

Yes the strange part is greek letters :p, i really dont know what to do, the thing is that I only need the firts and second ''column''

Answer 1

[Sudharsana Iyengar]

You can try readtable

T=readtable('somefile.dat')

[vasiliki thomopoulou]

Thank you very much, i have tried this too, but the professor want the code to run also in octave, and readtable isnt compatible with octave

[khushbu khushbu]

@vasiliki thomopoulou

Did you get the octave alternative code for this?

Same situation as yours.

It will be great, If you can help.

Thanks