How to get readcell to read leading empty columns and rows in spreadsheet
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Say I have an Excel file with some entries, offset so that they start at B2 instead of A1 (see image below):
So column A is completely empty, and row 1 is completely empty.
Can I use readcell() so that it includes the empty leading columns and rows? I want to do this without specifying a full range (i.e., 'A1:J50') because I don't know how large my data is. I want MATLAB to find that out for me. If I do readcell(file,'Range','A1'), then it omits the leading row because it's empty, which is the issue I'm facing.
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Arif Hoq
on 30 Nov 2022
please refer to this answer:
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/90811-how-to-import-excel-file-including-empty-cells
You don't need to specify the range. readtable, readcell, readmatrix functions can export all your data from excel.
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