conversion .txt to .xls
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hello, please, how can I convert a txt file to an Excel file
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Ahmed BOULMANE
am 25 Apr. 2016
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am 25 Apr. 2016
Ahmed BOULMANE
am 28 Apr. 2016
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Walter Roberson
am 25 Apr. 2016
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Depending on the format of the text file, there are different ways of reading it. Sometimes it is enough to load() the file. Sometimes you need textscan(). Sometimes you need to do a log of work with parsing it. Try the import wizard; if it is able to handle the file then it can generate code for you.
If you end up with a numeric matrix, use num2cell() to convert it to cell array.
When you have a cell array, use xlswrite() to save it as xls file.
Note: if you are running on OS-X or Linux, or on MS Windows without Excel installed, then use the File Exchange contribution xlwrite() instead of xlswrite()
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Ahmed BOULMANE
am 25 Apr. 2016
Walter Roberson
am 25 Apr. 2016
You show exactly two rows of numbers after each of the x headings. Is it always exactly two rows? Do you always have exactly two groups of such headings and numbers? Is the number of numbers in each row always exactly 4 for the first group and always exactly 8 for the second?
Ahmed BOULMANE
am 26 Apr. 2016
Ahmed BOULMANE
am 27 Apr. 2016
Walter Roberson
am 27 Apr. 2016
Is it always exactly two rows of numbers per group? Do you always have exactly two such groups?
Ahmed BOULMANE
am 28 Apr. 2016
Walter Roberson
am 28 Apr. 2016
I looked at your sample file with an editor. The difficulty of reading it in is going to depend upon exactly what data you want to extract out and into what variables. The difficulty is greatly increased if the "TOTAL =" data has to be extracted into the same variable as what it is being totaled.
Please show a sample output, indicating which values need to end up in which variables.
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