Textscan .txt into cell array

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Tiffany Lee
Tiffany Lee am 22 Okt. 2012
I am having a difficult time reading my .txt file in matlab. I want a 16 column cell array but I only get all my data in 1 column. How do I separate it into columns? I also used 'whitespace' to try to have 'AC Type' as a string but it just stops at AC. Any help is appreciated! thanks!
My data looks like this as a .txt
Timestamp,Latitude,Longitude,Fix,AC Type,AC ID,Runway,Tgt Type,Speed,Flight Level,Altitude,Heading,Track,Airport,X,Y
2011-04-19T00:01:59.000Z,33.63510372,-84.40547777,,,,,,1,,,,3115,KATL,1504,-732,
2011-04-19T00:01:59.000Z,33.5446075,-84.52443676,,,,,,293,112.0,11175,80.5,2827,KATL,-9548,-10770,
2011-04-19T00:01:59.000Z,33.63474397,-84.40776058,,,UNKN,,unknown,6,,1006,352.9,3104,KATL,1292,-772,

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RNTL
RNTL am 25 Nov. 2012
Assume your file is the following myfile.txt:
a,b,c,4.31,AA-BB-CC,3
e,f,g,3.25,DD-EE-FF,5
Then use textscan as
fid = fopen(myfile.txt,'r');
txt = textscan(fid,'%s %s %s %f %s %d','delimiter',',');
fclose(fid);
and you get the required cell array.

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