reading a large xls file
- From: "L. Tomas" <adam.e.sachs@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2008 22:32:01 +0000 (UTC)
Also, xlsread permits you to load only certain rows and columns, so I thought
that might help in paring down the amount of data in each load, but it won't
read any of the data if the entire file is too large, as is the case here.
Can anyone help me on this? Sorry for the newbie question!
"L. Tomas" <adam.e.sachs@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message <ftdhdt$eqv
$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>...
Thanks for the suggestion, Daphne. Unfortunately, much of the data isnon-
numeric, so dlmread can't read it in. Do you know of another workaround?<ftcamh
Thanks!
"Daphne " <daphnew_too_nospam@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Have you tried saving the excel file as a Tab delimited
text file? Matlab can read those much faster than xlsread
with dlmread.
I don't know how long your file actually is, but I would
give this a shot, as writing a little excel macro to save
xls to txt shouldn't be hard.
Daphne
"L. Tomas" <adam.e.sachs@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm trying to xlsread a large excel file but get theerror:
as Excel 98."
"??? File contains unexpected record length. Try saving
part in, but I'm looking for a
If I break the excel file into chunks, I can read each
systematic way to do it without having to tinker withthe file itself. Any tips
would be greatly appreciated.
.
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