filename input into function

Really basic question, I have just started using MatLab. I have a function that pulls specific columns out of arrays that could be in any of four data files I am working with. Thus, my goal is to input a filename, have the function load the file, and then return the specific columns. Here is my current function:
function [tlat, trate] = lss_rr(filename)
G = load(filename)
m = G(:,3)
t = G(:,4)
But when I input a filename, the name returns as an undefined variable.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 3 Mär. 2018

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[TL, TR] = lss_rr('YourFile.txt');
Change YourFile.txt to the name of your file.
Do not try to use [TL, TR] = lss_rr(YourFile.txt); as that will try to evaluate YourFile as a variable.
luis suarez
luis suarez am 20 Sep. 2019

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When i type this command in matlab
function power_flow(filename)
Where filename is a .txt file
It says undefined variable. Can somebody help me please.

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Rik
Rik am 20 Sep. 2019
This is not an answer to this question. Also, this is a function definition, meaning that the variable filename will have the value with which you call the function.
luis suarez
luis suarez am 20 Sep. 2019
@Rik I just want to ask a question about the same problem. That is as explained above. If you know how to call the txt file please answer me. In fact the txt file consists of some bus system parameters and i want to compute the power loss.
power_flow('NameOfYourTextFileGoesHere.txt')
luis suarez
luis suarez am 22 Sep. 2019
Thank you very munch Mr walter Roberson it works now.

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