How to convert a .mat file into a .csv file?
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Hello Friends,
I have a .mat file loaded in workspace. I want to convert it into .csv file. It has real entries. I used to convert it before using the following commands without any problem:
M = dlmread('FileName.mat', '\t', 1, 0);
csvwrite('FileName.csv', M)
But now something is wrong with MATLAB. My dataset is the same. Nothing has changed, but now it gives the following error:
Error using dlmread (line 139)
Mismatch between file and format string.
Trouble reading number from file (row 1u, field 1u) ==>
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¬zN=å0ÉÀo8Ó'Rå@õR[iãY>,xÊ8UrVÀ9ó";~~ÀOWAe$Æ\:xfnFVAÿñϼÓЪÍðaþ\n
I wonder if MATLAB changed something with dlmwrite function! Please advise.
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Image Analyst
am 1 Mär. 2023
@Jose Ocampo I don't know what you mean. When you do
csvwrite('FileName.csv', M)
the file is created in the current directory -- what you see in the directory/address field in MATLAB.
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Ashlesh Sortee
am 4 Jul. 2017
simply you can copy and paste the matrix you want in excel
- all you have to do is open .mat file in matlab , press 'ctr+A' & 'ctr+C' in the variable tab and paste it in new excel sheet
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Ashlesh Sortee
am 4 Jul. 2017
Bearbeitet: Ashlesh Sortee
am 4 Jul. 2017
FileData = load('FileName.mat'); csvwrite('FileName.csv', FileData.FileName);
- | | * This one worked for me||*
- Thanks Jan Simon
Image Analyst
am 30 Mär. 2015
You're trying to save the variable called FileName20.mat in dlmwrite(). If that's the variable, then you have a dot in the name which means that FileName20 must be a structure, and mat must be a field/member of the structure. It's clearly not - you don't have any structure variable in your program called FileName20. You probably need to pass in M instead of FileName20.
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Jan
am 30 Mär. 2015
I do not believe that this has worked before. You cannot read a MAT file by dlmread. MAT files are imported by load.
Image Analyst
am 30 Mär. 2015
I totally agree with Jan. See Jan's answer, then "Accept" it. It loads your file into a structure called FileData. The "M" array that you stored in the mat file will be a "field" of FileData. Then he writes out only that field to your new csv file.
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